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Jones · April 28th, 2008

Hi, I am trying to be responsible here, have read a ton of these fulfillment posts trying to find exactly what I need, and think that I just need to ask.

I get my shirts printed at a printer and take care of everything else myself, and so far have been able to handle it fine. My question is this: I have a few marketing ideas that could result in more orders than I could handle. I need a fulfillment situation that I can use if I need it, that would charge the same for shirts that I charge on my site ($16-20). I am pretty anal about presentation of the product and customer service, so this is important. I also need the shirts to be the same general fit that I use (regular fit, like the ALStyle 1301/2517 or Gildan 2000) not the close AA fit, as my customers are generally 30+ and I have alot of L/XL orders for women, which would translate to a 2X or more in an AA or Bella)

Does anyone have advice?

Thank you!

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Jones Forum Member T-Shirt Apprentice You can call me: Shannon Member Since: Jan 2008 Location: Louisville Posts: 3 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Need fulfillment advice for occasional large orders Hi, I am trying to be responsible here, have read a ton of these fulfillment posts trying to find exactly what I need, and think that I just need to ask. I get my shirts printed at a printer and take care of everything else myself, and so far have been able to handle it fine. My question is this: I have a few marketing ideas that could result in more orders than I could handle. I need a fulfillment situation that I can use if I need it, that would charge the same for shirts that I charge on my site ($16-20). I am pretty anal about presentation of the product and customer service, so this is important. I also need the shirts to be the same general fit that I use (regular fit, like the ALStyle 1301/2517 or Gildan 2000) not the close AA fit, as my customers are generally 30+ and I have alot of L/XL orders for women, which would translate to a 2X or more in an AA or Bella) Does anyone have advice? Thank you! __________________ Shannon Jones www.iusedtobecool.com Last edited by Jones; April 28th, 2008 at 08:01 PM. Reason: clarify title
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