Discuss the fun task of marketing a t-shirt shop. Where to advertise, link building, word of mouth, press releases, search engine marketing, keyword advertising, magazines, etc.
Hey I see you are in a local in Philly? I'm in Teamsters Local 115! The hall is located on Cottman Ave in the Northeast.
Nice to meet you.
Do you know Jimmy Gallagher of Teamsters local 463, they are in the same building as 542?
Marc
oh... you and I need to talk! I live right off of Cottman Ave! Send me a PM and I'll shoot you my phone number and we can do some collaborating ....I have some great ideas! and there's plenty of work for both of us ...no doubt about that!!
It's been my experience that Bayside runs larger than the imports. Please note that not all of their shirts are union made> some are "just" American made.
Also, I thought only union printshops were permitted to print union logos.
Does anyone know of union or american made jersey polos?
Hmmm not from my experience. The large sample I gave to client seemed to shrink after a couple of washes. Then I decided to order a couple of Bayside union made t's for myself to see. One large and one XL. The large before a wash seemed OK. The XL before a wash seemed a bit too big especially the length. I washed both 2 times and the large seemed too small and the XL was perfect although a bit too long for me.
We buy both. I have not had the post-wash complaints, but that doesn't mean much. A large potion of the shirts we print are for political campaigns, and are ot worn long term.
Re: Union Made in the USA 
