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Sometimes sign painters also do tee shirt silk screening. I'm sure there are a few local ones in your area. I am a personal friend of one who used to do it and he comes up with some great ideas for design etc. It's worth a try.
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They let you design your own stuff and used to be pretty reasonably priced but, Mom said she hasn't been on there in a while so doesn't know about their prices anymore. It couldn't hurt to check it out though!
But you might want to go to the store to look at them and get an idea of what the size is.
You can buy iron-on transfers that you can print in your computer from an office supply store.
I also like the idea of checking with a local screen printer - if the campaign has already worked with one to make human t-shirts, they might be able to just scale down the size for the dog shirts and not have to charge you another setup fee.
One in our town prints human t-shirts for $8-$10 each - I can't imagine a dog shirt would cost much more, especially if they're using the same design.
They do sell personal screen printers now at craft stores, but at ~$300, that's a little expensive for one project.
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