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Screen Printer Nearly Quits After Dirty Underwear Job

The project sounded harmless at first … and then suddenly it wasn’t.

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2 years ago

May 11, 2022

Screen Printing Staff Screen Printing May-June 2022

Screen Printer Nearly Quits After Dirty Underwear Job

Under Where?

Printing on garments provided by the customer out of the trunk of their car is a huge risk and, not to mention, probably very unsanitary. They wanted us to print their swimsuits and undergarments for an event. Sounds harmless, until our screen printer discovered some of the underwear had been used and worn already. Very disgusting. Our screen printer almost quit that day.

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