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etctees · March 22nd, 2008

Hey fellow ANZACs,

I've been messing around with RAMO/JB for far too long, and it's time to find a decent fitting tshirt that's still cheap enough (<$5~6) and will keep its shape.

Additionally, I'm looking to branch out into LADIES sizes/cuts. About time too, say my loyal female fans. Too long have they had to wear baggy childrens unisex tshirts.

So, my question is really quite simple: If you have used QUOZ, which style have you used, and how have you found it? Did it feel nice, did customers respond positively to them?

EDIT: Just thought I might add, I'm specifically looking at the T-W03 "bella" shirts for ladies and the T-01 slim tee for men.

Thanks guys,

Mitch

sallys · October 14th, 2008

Hi mitch,
I know it is now a few months down the track since your post however i was wondering if you ever had the chance to check out Quoz Tees? I'm wondering if the adult range had the same outcome as my order of childrens tees.

I ordered some samples of the childrens range and even though the service and delivery was efficient, the tshirts seem to be quite thin and overly large. I washed one to compare and also washed and tumbled dried one of the others to see the outcome. The white tee i just washed did shrink and also became stretched looking at the back bottom seam. The black tee that i both washed and tumbled dried, shrunk and faded. So I won't be going ahead with any more orders. They have a good range of colours and sizes so it is a shame.

cheers sally

zhenjie · October 15th, 2008

If you have used the RAMO Collection, JB,etc then the probably won't notice much a difference. The cuts, styles and fabrics are very similar (since they are all made in China). The same goes with washing/shrinking.

You must be aware that these companies cater mainly for the promotional market. So there isn't much emphasis on superior materials and how the t-shirts will hold up after washing/wear.

Quoz have the best online ordering system of all the major brands I've used. So very efficient and effortless. That's one thing that standsout for them.

cohunas · October 15th, 2008

JB Tee's are made in Bangladesh not China hence there low price (not even the chinese can do a decent quality shirt that cheap).

There are many options available with nicer cuts such as auspirit etc, JB's etc are aimed more at the "promo market' as stated.

There's always Guildan which is wholesaled through superior activewear.

Getting back to the original question, we have printed quoz for promo customers and they were ok.

sallys · 4 Weeks Ago

Thanks for your input cohunas and zhenjie. I am not really aiming for promo customers and really require a good quality style t-shirt. Quoz do have a great online ordering system and we all want easy so they are great for that. I quite like the young girls styled shirts from them even though they are a little thin. They have a great cut and i will see how they go in the wash.

I would like to be able to get my kids tshirts from size 0-14 from the same supplier (if possible) as this saves a lot of messing around.

I have just placed a samples order with AScotton (NZ branch) for kids tees so will let you know how that goes just for interest - i probably should have got some adult ones while i was at it as they have some good looking styles espcially for adult ladies. Anyone tried them?

Have received samples from identitee a couple of days ago and i am quite impressed with the quality - a nice fit too. Anyone tried plastisol transfers onto 95% cotton/5% spandex?