General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

looking for Augusta, A4, Champion, holloway wholesalers

Jan 8th

Posted by niccolai in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

I need wicking sleeveless shirts.

all polyester

preferably double stitched

I know those companies listed offer these types of shirts, but i was wondering if there is anyone on here with a wholesale account that could maybe give me some prices?

Anyone who has another company that makes similar shirts is welcome to chime in.


If possible, send prices to my Email (xedora at gmail.com) since tee shirt forums only lets me have 5 messages in my inbox. thanks guys.


So far, these are the models im interested in:

A4 - N2306, N2319(seems tighter)
augusta - 783 wicking shooter shirt
badger Sleeveless B-Fit Crew 4630
holloway flex 222450

[CLOTHING LINE] Track Uniforms

Jan 8th

Posted by kbkreations in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

Does anyone know where we can order track uniforms wholesale? I was looking for Hind, but cannot find their corporate site.

Desing your Own T-shirt – Design ‘N’ buy

Jan 8th

Posted by designnbuy in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

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t-shirt wholesale price differences

Jan 8th

Posted by EvieBlack in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

Hi,
I screenprint shirts and sell them on Etsy, very small time, more as a hobby, really, and I am really trying to cut down my costs. I am researching websites and many of them make you apply to buy shirts as a wholesaler. They make you input tax resale and ASI numbers that I don't have. So my question is, are these sites much cheaper than the discount sites that I purchase from? I am wondering whether to apply for these...
Thanks!!

Can you really make $$$ with DTG

Jan 7th

Posted by billyb56 in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

Looking to get into DTG. I like the Brother G541 however I have some concerns. 1) only can really print on about 6 colors unless you're printing black on semi-darker shirts. Screenprinters next to us print about 90% of all t-shirts on darker colors. 2) are you going to mainly get orders of 1-6 meaning very small orders? 3) Everyone says ink is about $1/shirt but a distributer ran a sample for me was 300cc which is about $3! 4) no white ink, lots of t's seem to have white in them. My point is you seem so limited compared to screen printing is this an add on business for screenprinters or can you make a business out of this?

is NorCal a brand or a company?

Jan 7th

Posted by B_Real in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

Hi Guys,

Quick question. Is NorCal a brand or a company? or just meaning North California?

Thanks

Best printing method for this design….

Jan 7th

Posted by andyb87 in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

Hi,
I follow this forum quite often, but I'm stuck and could do with some help!
I have a few designs which feature grungy, paint splatter and glow effects.

Currently we use transfer paper (ironall & jetwear for darks).

I'd like to have some of these on dark garments (mainly black) but am aware that it'd require a hell of a lot of cutting out and still wouldn't look quite right.
So my question is what'd be the best option for us?; with the obvious point we want to keep outgoings to a minimum.

Thanks in advance!

[SELLING PRINTING SERVICES] 129 t-shirts

Jan 7th

Posted by edward1210 in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

Hello all, Here is my thing: Someone is asking me to do 129 t-shirts in 3 differents colors, ex: red, blue and green, and the graphic is only one color.
I attached a sample, but if you see where it say filed day, they also want to add the student name, and they just want to pay 5.50.

red color t-shirt are more expensive.

can you gimme some opinion?

Jan 7th

Posted by bdhcollections in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

BuddhahoodCollections is the independent brand based out of the HONG KONG, CHINA that offers quality goods, released in limited quantity. By combining innovative design with quality apparel, BuddhahoodCollections strives to create timeless clothing. Since 1998 we have been heavily involved with Chinese art, indie music, and street culture. We aim at spread out our chinese culture and mixed it into fashion, music and other art projects. As our slogan says, "Buddhahood is the brand new way to embrace with nature.". About the product, our mission is simple: to provide the best products and service to our customers at the lowest prices possible. We take great pride in our brand, our commitment to customer service and in the products we sell. Our store is designed to provide you with a safe and secure environment to browse our product catalog. BDHCOLLECTIONS | BUDDHAHOOD TRACK 1. INTRO | Online Store Powered by Storenvy , buddhahood collections , i'm a chinese street art group in hong kong, could you all please gimme some opinion ?

The power of social networking

Jan 7th

Posted by IconoJett in General T-Shirt Selling Discussion

10 Red Balloons: DARPA Challenge Finds 10 Bright Red Objects Across US in 9 Hours Using Social Networking

Dec 6 2009 11:55AM


DARPA, also known as the Department of Mad Scientists issued a challenge that occurred on Saturday, the 40th anniversary of the establishment of ARPANet, the proto-Internet. The plan: raise ten red, 8-foot weather balloons in well-trodden places and give a $40,000 prize to whatever entity submits the precise coordinates of all 10 balloons in the shortest time. MIT’s Red Balloon Challenge Team won the prize by incentivizing people to both look for the balloons and—this is very important—inviting other people in their social networks to also look for the balloons. Cash incentives for both finding the balloons and for inviting people who ultimately found the balloons no doubt helped the MIT team to complete the challenge in only 9 hours, which is sort of amazing considering the needle-in-a-haystack nature of the challenge.


DARPA’s Red Balloon Network Challenge was solved in a manner similar to the old "all points bulletin" that law-enforcement agencies use to search for suspects or “persons” of interest. However, search resources can be vastly greater—virtually unlimited—using social-networking technology in this manner. The technology holds great promise for good (think of the US Department of Justice’s Amber Alert system for finding abducted children) or ill (think of George Orwell’s Big Brother government from the novel 1984).
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