Classifieds, craigslist, ebay, find similar sites and give them a call.
How should I get rid of a large quantity of t-shirts, but break even?
I have aprx 125 t-shirts (3 different designs) that I simply want out of my hands, while breaking even on my initial investment.
I would prefer to find someone or company that I could sell all of them to, but I am not sure how to go about it.
Any ideas?
I would prefer to find someone or company that I could sell all of them to, but I am not sure how to go about it.
Any ideas?
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superts,
if you really want to get rid of your tees fast, get out there and hit the streets. theres nothing like the old skool trunk hustler. check out local events that caters to the brand of your tees (streetwear = rap/hiphop shows) or back to school kids (high school). keep your cost low (gas to get to locations) and get out there and hustle those tees. 125 tees @ 3 designs @ 10.00 or 15.00 a pop =$1250.00/1875.00 in 4hrs.
if you really want to get rid of your tees fast, get out there and hit the streets. theres nothing like the old skool trunk hustler. check out local events that caters to the brand of your tees (streetwear = rap/hiphop shows) or back to school kids (high school). keep your cost low (gas to get to locations) and get out there and hustle those tees. 125 tees @ 3 designs @ 10.00 or 15.00 a pop =$1250.00/1875.00 in 4hrs.
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