In the print game.....seen a lot over my 25+years. Been involved in offset, digital, screen printing etc etc

There are other factors that come into play....

The factory ideally needs to be warm and have a correct constant temperature when printing.

Certain inks need to go down on a primer. Most places skip using/printing the primer as it is expensive.

The clear coat should not be applied straight away. One needs to run a test in a ink lab to ensure the print inks and the varnish is compatible.

Inks release chemicals. A lot of newer vegetable/soy inks are designed to break down. Using UV or latex based inks is a whole different ball game again.
One needs to check and understand the correct purpose off the end product to make sure correct ink is picked and used.

Blame what.....Could be it be COVID???

Oh wait, we don’t have it here in New Zealand.

Off to play TNA

George FM is amazing station to pass the time. The DJ s have regular weekly gigs....they know how to lay it down.

Know that t-shirt, it was my work dress shirt for awhile