M-BLaze

Interested to find out what percentage of sizes do you buy when ordering shirts to sell on the web. For example 50% Large, 20%XL, 20% M, and 10% SML??? For both men and women.

I am about to order a stock of shirts and just wondered what other people had found to be a good balance to start with.

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DMS

that depends a lot on your area and target group, you have to make some fideling. Just to give you a wild guess based on my market I would point the following proportion 1-S, 2-M, 2-L, 2XL for men. For wommen I would concentrate more on smaller sizes (for more fashioable designs). Anyway you have to start somewhere and then balance your stock/purchases.

 

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Solmu

From the faq:

Q: What size breakdown should I buy?
T Shirt Size Statistics
Sizes and their % in your totals
What ratio of sizes do you normally order? and how do you package?
the most popular shirt sizes

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M-BLaze

Thanks for that, sorry to repeat the topic!

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deniseg

Hi Rob I see u r in England can u help me with a list of best and cheapest wholesaler I live in Isle of Man and hard to find a good wholesaler.

 

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M-BLaze

Denise I sent you a PM.

 

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deniseg

got it thnx sent reply =)

 

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BaySickClothing

Quote: Originally Posted by Solmu From the faq: Q: What size breakdown should I buy? T Shirt Size Statistics Sizes and their % in your totals What ratio of sizes do you normally order? and how do you package? the most popular shirt sizes

thanks for posting this is going to be helpful!

 

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HL

Quote: Originally Posted by M-BLaze Denise I sent you a PM.

Rob are you able to send me details too. I'm based in Manchester and I'm looking for a good wholesaler and printer. Thanks

 

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Rodney

Quote: Originally Posted by HL Rob are you able to send me details too. I'm based in Manchester and I'm looking for a good wholesaler and printer. Thanks

That's why it's good to post information in the forum for others to benefit

This thread in the United Kingdom search tag results should be a good start for you: http://www.t-shirtforums.com/wholesa...ts/t11318.html

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sideshowmatt

rodney, thanks for a great site.
It should be called,
"Everything you wanted to know about making t-shirts but were afraid to ask"

 

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