If printing a black logo on a white tshirt, and tie dye the shirt after that, should we use a pretreater or not?

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answered Mar 24, 2022 by Samiam (4.2k points)

some users pretreat white t-shirts, some do not. But it never harms to pretreat.

User can do both methods and decide for themselves.

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