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Hey guys, This is my First Fall in the Industry, so Should I be switching all my inventory out to Crewnecks and Hoodies, or Just keep a good Mix going, What does every body else do?
Is everyone switching from T-shirts at this time of year to Sweatshirts and Hoodies?
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Hey guys, This is my First Fall in the Industry, so Should I be switching all my inventory out to Crewnecks and Hoodies, or Just keep a good Mix going, What does every body else do?
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I keep mix I still do more T-shirt now then Hoodies. but then it changes like over night it all so up to weather, if it stays cold then more Hoodies and if it stays nice like it has been here then Teeshirts.I am all so going to try flannel shirts this year and see how that goes.
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David, good to see you on,, tell me what you are going to do with flannels . print wise?
I just got back from the store and all the zippered hoodies i saw at the mall, all had like sheepskin inside, them. i am going to have to get one and try it on the press, and find out the right pressure, as this is way more material, than i have put in there, but they look so cozy. We are suppose to get frost, tonight so our weather is a changing here.
The leaves as well
I just got back from the store and all the zippered hoodies i saw at the mall, all had like sheepskin inside, them. i am going to have to get one and try it on the press, and find out the right pressure, as this is way more material, than i have put in there, but they look so cozy. We are suppose to get frost, tonight so our weather is a changing here.
The leaves as well
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I add sweaters to the line and keep the T's.
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Tees sell all year round, but obviously in far smaller quantities during the winter months.
Not all of the sweatshirts and hoodies are suitable for every type of garment decoration. This is particularly so of the external deep pile and fleecy garments. Even heat pressed vinyl can struggle to get a grip on those. You really have to shop around to find something suitable.
For sublimation work, the polyester sweatshirts and hoodies are not commercially viable, as the blank garments are a ridiculous price.
Most people choose winter garments for their warmth, rather than their decorative appeal, so you need to keep trying out new ideas and think of new uses for your equipment during the winter months.
Not all of the sweatshirts and hoodies are suitable for every type of garment decoration. This is particularly so of the external deep pile and fleecy garments. Even heat pressed vinyl can struggle to get a grip on those. You really have to shop around to find something suitable.
For sublimation work, the polyester sweatshirts and hoodies are not commercially viable, as the blank garments are a ridiculous price.
Most people choose winter garments for their warmth, rather than their decorative appeal, so you need to keep trying out new ideas and think of new uses for your equipment during the winter months.
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Will, Thanks, I am in Northen Minnesota,, and the weather is turning here, I always carry some Hoodies and Crewncecks but going , to stock up a bit,, and long sleeve t-s,
I am so tempted to just have the blanks on the racks and let them pick the design out of a book or something, instead of making and have em lay around if they dont sell.
I have to work on that concept, and for goodness sake,, they cant all be made in my size in case the dont selll lol or Hubbies, or sons, or nephew or whoever in the family gets it if it doesnt sell...lol
I am so tempted to just have the blanks on the racks and let them pick the design out of a book or something, instead of making and have em lay around if they dont sell.
I have to work on that concept, and for goodness sake,, they cant all be made in my size in case the dont selll lol or Hubbies, or sons, or nephew or whoever in the family gets it if it doesnt sell...lol
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Hi Sandy Jo. All of my products are virtual. What I mean by that, is that every single product across all five sites doesn't exist, until a customer actually purchases. All of my imagery and designs are superimposed onto blank templates via Photoshop. This is done carefully and they are all perfectly blended in.
Obviously I keep the blanks and equipment here, but no finished products.
If you have a vinyl cutter find other uses for it, same goes for your printer. People generally have far less sweatshirts in their wardrobes, than they do t-shirts. Use the winter months to work on new designs.
Obviously I keep the blanks and equipment here, but no finished products.
If you have a vinyl cutter find other uses for it, same goes for your printer. People generally have far less sweatshirts in their wardrobes, than they do t-shirts. Use the winter months to work on new designs.
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I am still selling tees and tanks but hoodies are coming out soon. I still have a case from last year and am taking them with me this weekend. I actually wear them at the movies year round...sometime its damned cold in our theater.
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Im going with the lined zip up and thick pull overs.
The pull overs are going to have a screen print design on them and the zip up is going to be kept simple with just a small logo patch. The mens will be more custom and the ladies are from continental.
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Hey David,
Let me know how the flannel prints come out, im very interested on this as well.
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It's the criminal element and street gangs that wear hoodies in the UK. Something about CCTV cameras not being able to identify them.
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Something about CCTV cameras not being able to identify them.
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Remind us to send you some pictures of the snow and ice... LOL..I guess living in California I dont notice that much difference with the garments
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