Believe it or not, but we actually do read those!

Here’s what I think you’re seeing — there are two kinds of print processes, the “flex” process and a “digital direct” process.

The flex process provide technically best-quality results (they actually cut and apply each design to your shirt). Whereas the digital direct process is more like a printer — compared to flex, digital direct isn’t quite as crisp and may eventually start to fade somewhat sooner.

So, we’ve been trying to make sure that all of our designs qualify for the flex process — and that’s exactly why we’ve been having trouble with the ramhead design, it’s hard to get it to work with flex.

But because of the way flex works, they can’t be scaled down quite as small as digital direct can.

With all that said (phew!) I do believe you can still switch the flex design to print via digital direct (look for the printtype pull-down menu toward the bottom-left of the customizer) — and I think you could then scale it down however small you want.

That help?

What, no love for the blues!?! These guys are actually quite good, AND they’re one of US… :rawk:

The world would be a sad and boring place if everybody liked the same things — but, with that said: if anybody should be loyal to the traditional enclosures, it would be me — but I really like the newer diecast chassis. My 2c!

This is one of the complications of the service we’re using — essentially, they have two operations, one in North America and another in Europe — so far, we’ve built the North American site — I do believe that the North American site will ship internationally, but shipping costs might be more. We also plan on building the European store, and once that’s up, there should be more international options (and at a lower shipping rate).

That help? -Scott