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Titere · July 5th, 2007

Hello
I am wondering if somebody has tried, bought or got a sample from Pacific Sport? How is it? Feel, look, etc?

kilrkats · July 6th, 2007

I've received the Pacific Sports product and it's pretty nice. I used the product for some vintage tees and they turned out great. The product is soft and cut nice. Remember though it's a tubular design so it'll shrink in a little but overall I was pleased with the product.

Rodney · July 6th, 2007

I've tried it as well. I posted about it in this thread: http://www.t-shirtforums.com/wholesa...ts/t16898.html

Titere · July 6th, 2007

Thank you Kilrkats and thank you Rodney¡

neato · September 6th, 2007

Does anyone know of an agency that handles VERY small amounts?

Rodney · September 6th, 2007

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	Does anyone know of an agency that handles VERY small amounts?

An agency that handles small amounts of what?

Or was this supposed to go in that other thread?

kilrkats · September 6th, 2007

There's going to be another alternative to Pacific and that's Gildan. For 2008 Gildan will be coming out with a Euro Fit tee that's ring spun and the cost will be very competitive. Keep an eye out for them.

kilrkats · September 6th, 2007

Oh, I forgot to mention they will have 18 colors too.

Rodney · September 6th, 2007

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Originally Posted by kilrkats


	There's going to be another alternative to Pacific and that's Gildan. For 2008 Gildan will be coming out with a Euro Fit tee that's ring spun and the cost will be very competitive. Keep an eye out for them.

Sounds very dangerous. Gildan with a ringspun cotton tee...it might make me rethink Gildan tees. Throw in a tear away label, and they may just have something there

kilrkats · September 6th, 2007

I'm not sure if it will be tear away but I can find out. That would be real nice.

jlcanterbury · September 9th, 2007

I have been pleased with my Pacific Sports shirts. They have a very nice fitted cut and a large color selection and a great feel. They do shrink a bit but they hold shape nicely through multiple washes, and print well too.

They are perfect for the vintage shirt or a younger client base.

sopka · February 22nd, 2010

I am looking at Pacific Sports and I really like their color palette. I read some good comments in this topic but what about that shrinking? Can someone elaborate on how exactly they "shrink a bit"? Does it seem VERY obvious that the shirt has shrunk?

ai file · March 12th, 2010

I emailed them at [email address]

and it bounced. Is there another email i'm not aware of?

-alex

Unik Ink · March 12th, 2010

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	I emailed them at and it bounced. Is there another email i'm not aware of? -alex

Their domain name is epacificsports.com so I would imagine that the contact email would end in that domain.

TheStaunch · March 23rd, 2010

Hey I have worked mostly with Pacific Sports and their shirts are amazing. They have a slimmer fit and are the closest, cheapest alternative I could find to, well...Alternative. They are super soft and super cheap!
The shirts tend to get a little tighter after washing, and shrink about 3/4" on average in length. They worked great for screen printing. I am actually going to list some for sale - I have hundreds left over from my business which is closing.

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