How to Create an Einstein Graphic Tee Without Spending $30?

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The discussion centers around a user's frustration with the high cost of a particular t-shirt featuring a favorite design. They express difficulty in replicating the design on custom t-shirt sites due to color mismatches, specifically with the black shade, resulting in an unwanted outline effect. Suggestions include making the black color transparent and saving the image in a format that supports transparency, such as PNG. Recommendations for software like Photoshop, GIMP, or ImageMagick are provided, along with the mention of a lower-priced alternative for the same design available on Society6.
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So, I'm a big fan of this t-shirt...

http://www.redbubble.com/people/chuckirina/works/10042759-live-for-today?body_color=black&p=t-shirt&print_location=front&ref=shop_grid&style=mens

However, I don't feel anyone should have to pay $30+ (after shipping) for a t-shirt. I've tried making pretty much the same image on one of these custom t-shirt sites, however whenever I add the image, the t-shirt color on the websites is a different shade of black from the one I use. Therefore, my shirt looks has a square outline of where the image was added. I've tried matching the colors, however I did not prevail. Can anyone with better skills at photo editing point me in the right direction / how to get this for less money.. Thanks
 
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Can you make the black color "transparent", then save in a format (like .png) that supports transparency?
Software like Photoshop or GIMP or ImageMagick can do this... there are probably online tools that can also do this.
 
That exact same design is also on Society6 and the base price is lower there.
 
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