Jaxshirtguy

Ok I have gotten samples from the following companies

Next Level - prices are really low but 100% cotton t's are not up to par in my opinion. The Poly Cottons on the other hand are fantastic!
American apparel - Pricey
Alternative Apparel - Pricey
Article 1 - Pricey

Overall I'm not that impressed.

I'm going to try Continental next and from what I hear they are good quality and are priced inbetween Next Level and Alternative. What I am looking for are blanks like the Manchster Ltd.(Made for The Buckle) brand. The shirts have a great cut and are lightweight/sheer. I've found great sources for printing and dying now all I need is right shirt supplier. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Reply With Quote

Rodney

You may also want to try Pacific Sports (epacificsports.com)

If you want quality t-shirts though, you're going to have to pay more for them. Sometimes that old adage that "you get what you pay for" is actually true

If you're using quality shirts and paying for them, you just add them to your costs of goods sold and adjust the retail price to reflect the high quality manufacturing that goes into your brand.

__________________
Rodney Blackwell - T-Shirt Links Directory
PrinterListings.com: a place to promote your custom t-shirt printing business

 

Reply With Quote

tomekrys

Jax,

Any luck? I'm in the same boat.

 

Reply With Quote

Rodney

Quote: Originally Posted by tomekrys Jax, Any luck? I'm in the same boat.

Which t-shirts have you tried so far?

__________________
Rodney Blackwell - T-Shirt Links Directory
PrinterListings.com: a place to promote your custom t-shirt printing business

 

Reply With Quote

Jaxshirtguy

So far I like Next Level. I have also checked into Continental and not only are their shirts nice quality their customer service is probably the friendlyest I've experienced so far.

 

Reply With Quote