[OceanTees]

Hello folks, have a quick question to ask.

When planning to sell T-shirts, it seems there are 2 basic ways to offer them:


1. YOU pick the Design Transfers, then apply them to the shirt, put them up for sale, and hope they like your choice.

or

2. You let the BUYER pick which design they would like(maybe from a book of designs or a website), then you take their choice and apply it to the shirt and sell.


Am curious to which method works out the best for you...and if you maybe tried one, had no luck, then switched to the other method. A general consensus to which method produces the best sales could be a big decision in how to sell.

Thanks in advance for you input!


Red

 

[Tallyplayer]

I actually found a happy medium between the two to work best. Start with designs and blank shirts but as you sell keep track of size and design and as you see popularity trends print some shirts up so you have demos that will sell.

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[jeron]

You would still need to buy a large quantity of transfers for everything in your book with option 2... otherwise price and production time would be to much.. but I would do it that way over pressing a bunch of different sizes

Thanks,
Jeron

 

[cheapTshirts]

There is no straight pathway. Most of the times you do the marketing where you show them your designs and get them printed for them. Sometimes you create the interest into them to get them to buy the design you want to sell on the tees.