dievart

guys

I am starting a brand and I want it to be in the higher price range and of very very good quality. I ll deifne this for you before you ask me

a heavy t shirt, very thick, that fits perfectly (not huge like we see a lot now) and that you can keep for ever because it does not "move" or "change" once you wash it. I have for instance a jordan brand t shrit i bought maybe 15 years ago and it is very thick, never move and i thin the best quality shirt i ever had.

knowing that could you help me understand what brand i should go with. I must also add that I would like no tags on the shirts so i can put my own (that you guys will help me find later....)

in your opinion what brand and prices should be


poor quality:
good and great to start your business with
very goo to exceptional quality (as define above):


I will not buy juts white (in fact almost none) but one color shirt and maybe some with neck and last part of the sleeve of a different color (not sure how you call that)

thanks for all the help

tom

 

cycocyco

The American Apparel stuff rocks. It's expensive though.

Great cotton, great form-fitting design.

 

Moo Spot Prints

Quote: Originally Posted by cycocyco The American Apparel stuff rocks.

AA doesn't exactly fall under the 'thick' category, does it?

 

Rodney

Hi Tom, this was covered pretty thouroghly in your last topic.

In order to help us help you better, it's best not to post the same questions over again. If you have follow up questions that weren't answered by the posts that we linked you to, then feel free to follow up in your existing topic

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