rubyred

Hi T-Shirt aficionados! Can anyone direct me to where I can find women's blank t-shirts similar to the Old Navy Perfect Fit tee? They are 100% cotton, cap sleeve, with a flattering cut. I am interested in doing custom swarovski crystal shirts for people and I really like the feel of these shirts. This is totally a small-potatoes operation, I can't buy in huge bulk. I will just buy black for now. Thanks for any help!

 

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Rodney

Quote: Originally Posted by rubyred Hi T-Shirt aficionados! Can anyone direct me to where I can find women's blank t-shirts similar to the Old Navy Perfect Fit tee? They are 100% cotton, cap sleeve, with a flattering cut. I am interested in doing custom swarovski crystal shirts for people and I really like the feel of these shirts. This is totally a small-potatoes operation, I can't buy in huge bulk. I will just buy black for now. Thanks for any help!

There are a lot of options for ladies, 100% cotton, cap sleeve t-shirts (Article1, American Apparel, Continental Clothing, Pacific Sports, Alternative Apparel, etc)

I think you can even get the exact Old Navy brand t-shirts if you sign up for a wholesale account at StatonOnline.com

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Quote: Originally Posted by Rodney There are a lot of options for ladies, 100% cotton, cap sleeve t-shirts (Article1, American Apparel, Continental Clothing, Pacific Sports, Alternative Apparel, etc) I think you can even get the exact Old Navy brand t-shirts if you sign up for a wholesale account at StatonOnline.com

Hi Rodney, thanks for your quick reply!

I did go to the statononline website. I found out I was not able to set up an account because I don't have the proper credentials as far as resale is concerned to get the wholesale price. The retail price the guy quoted me over the phone is more than I would have to pay at Old Navy. It looks like I am going to have to do my homework on this so I know what I am doing. This question is going to bring me off topic, but I have no idea what I need to do to legally make these shirts and sell them. I will have to take more time and look through this site I am sure!

 

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Quote: I don't have the proper credentials as far as resale is concerned to get the wholesale price.

Your first step would be to get those credentials by registering with your state. Search the forums for seller's permit or resale certificate and you'll find lots of tips on how to go about doing this.

Once you have your seller's permit, you will be able to buy wholesale from many different sources.

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