[Scassidy77]

Hello, I'm just getting started and need advice on picking the right shirt. I am going to be doing plastisol heat transfers on shirts to sell at events and such. I've ordered some different shirts. The best feeling have been anvil 980 and next level 6210.
The problem is that anvil 980 and next level 6210 are great for younger people and thinner people, But a lot of people don't fit that group. A lot of people have a few extra pounds on them or are older and these styles of shirts are not an option for them. Let's face it, nobody wants to show off their fat rolls or man boobs.
I'm at a loss for where to start? I don't want only big boxy shirts, but also don't only want slim fitting shirts. I also don't want to have to stock different styles of shirts to fit every body size and type out there either. I just want to keep it fairly simple for now. Get 1 shirt brand and carry it in different sizes.
Is there any middle ground here? what do you guys or gals do for your shirt inventory? Any particular shirts you would recommend besides Gildans? I want something very soft and comfortable around maybe 5oz range that will suit the most body types. Also something that doesn't shrink a whole size when you wash it. Thanks a bunch!!

 

[jeannekay]

We use both of those shirts often and they work even for those of us who need to lose a few lbs. To me the NL fit a little larger. These are the best "unisex" tees out there, as well as the Canvas unisex tees. Other than that you're going to get the more traditional "boxy" cut, but most brands have a ringspun version of those type shirts that have a softer feel to them.

 

[iteestore]

We use both of those shirts often and they work even for those of us who need to lose a few lbs. To me the NL fit a little larger. These are the best "unisex" tees out there, as well as the Canvas unisex tees. Other than that you're going to get the more traditional "boxy" cut, but most brands have a ringspun version of those type shirts that have a softer feel to them.

Thanks for your hint!