and I'll have to say that i'm kinda pleased with the results.

I'd wear it.

Very nice

nice. id rock it

nice job, how did you go about it?

Are you guys aware that loser started this thread back in the 70's?

lol

did you do the cut and sew on the shirt too, or just the printing?

The campagnolo is silkscreened on the shirt and the stripes on the sleeves are sewed. I'm workin on a red/white long sleeve right now but I just don't know what to print on it...

I didn't put the shirt together, I wish I had the skills to do so. I bought it as a regular baseball shirt.

Thats a good looking shirt. Does it violate trademarks or anything? You could probably sell a bunch of them if it doesn't.

Um, yes...

You should make a Tommasini one

Nice.

I just found a blog that has all these old school bike logos look

damn dude, i was expecting a rickroll.

do you cut out the design with amba stencil?

the 1970s love it

Would wear.

Did you just slap a Campagnolo "iron-on" over a vintage Los Angeles Rams logo?

for some reason the link doesn't work

Did anyone else check this out and then flip out over the extraordinary De Rosa that it links to?

If not, check it.

That's seriously fresh. If you made a bunch I'd buy one if it was reasonably priced, and I probably wouldn't be the only one.

It would be a clear trademark violation to make more than one of these. "One offs" can be made under artistic license.

Mount Washington Bike Shop (AKA: Joe's Bike Shop) in Baltimore makes parody TShirts. Like:
(picture official logos/crests/fonts etc...)
- Bianchi spelled as Biatch
- BMW spelled as MWB (Mt. Washington Bike Shop)

If you do that, you can sell.

Screenprinting eh? Take your indie activities elsewhere






But honestly good work.

How much are tshirt screeners? I see many people on here "making" their own shirts via printing and I was just curious i guess. I went to look up the stuff but its all like... "call for pricing" type ish, which leads me to believe that they're all cash money.