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Originally Posted by potwear |  | | | | | | | | | I have a design that covers the entire shirt and the ONE printer in my area who can do what I need says he cannot do the XL and 2XL sizes, because he cannot create the large size screens and does not have the large dryers (he does not have a belt printer, which would be ideal, so he is trying to do the design on screens, which will not reach the ultimate edge of the shirt). He can only do S/M/L, which I might be happy to settle for until I'm off the ground and can afford to pay HIS outsource the exorbitant fees he requires to do the larger sizes. My question: What are the most widely sold sizes, and can I afford not to carry the extra large sizes when starting out? I know I would be losing some potential income, and have been advised by some that 'people are bigger these days', and that I should supply all five sizes. Anyone out there have any advice? Thanks. | |  | |  | |
Like someone stated, it depends on your target market...But if you are dealing with american adults, ages 18 to 35, i would for sure concentrate on the larger sizes...And possibly move on to another screen printer...
I haven't started my line yet but i'm not bother with sizes Small and medium...esp/since im going to be dealing with fitting clothing...If your selling to adults in america, i can't even imagine selling any smalls at all for men...And even medians would be something to think about...
Just my two cents..