-Let's say there is an old magazine that includes an iron on transfer design (Charlie's Angels if you must know).

-And let's say in purchase the magazine with intent to use the iron on transfer.

-But let's be honest, iron on transfers kinda suck and don't look great, especially if they are from the 70s

-How bad would it be if I scanned the transfer, cleaned it up a bit in photo shop, and then had a print on demand company screen print it on to a new shirt?

Ginormus Ag said:

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Mega Lops said:

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Why do people use this site as if it's ChatGPT?

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Our sarcastic ahole answers are better!

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Harrumph!

Owned by Sony.

Don't get caught.

I am not a lawyer. This is not legal advice.

You can try. Depends on the shop. My nephew used to work for Yeti, and one of the things his team did was review custom submissions from customers for infringement. But I'm sure plenty of places would let it thru, although you won't know until u try.

I'd be more embarrassed than worried. Great idea, but Charlie's Angels?!?

Nothing embarrassing about Charlie's Angels

Fair use I think.

ETA: who is going to care?

Do what you want. If you get in trouble you got it from the magazine.