[A1WHITES]

Ok I need help here. I just got started in doing heat vinyl. I have been doing Embroidery the past 4 years . So I made this shirt I have a price in mind but my wife has a lower price that it should sell for. So here's your chance to tell me your price. So we can see who's right and who's wrong.
Ok here we have a Gildan 50/50 XL design is about 11x11

 

[binki]

$15 for one offs.

 

[joey1320]

$12-15 if you are going to keep the Gildan neck tag.

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[A1WHITES]

$12-15 if you are going to keep the Gildan neck tag.

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Ok what does the neck tag have to do with the price ?

 

[20vK]

Turns it from a standard shirt with a print on it into a shirt made by a brand. Perceived higher value by the customer, so it's worth more.

 

[A1WHITES]

Turns it from a standard shirt with a print on it into a shirt made by a brand. Perceived higher value by the customer, so it's worth more.

Ok does this mean that you cover the tag or remove it ?

 

[20vK]

There's loads of options - look up labels in the search bar and you'll bring up hundreds of different threads and techniques

 

[joey1320]

Take it off and brand it with your brand name. For that you will need a brand name, a logo, a care label and a business id for resale purposes.

Is it worth it to you? Maybe, maybe not but as a consumer I would probably not pay more than $10 for a shirt with a big brand name on it.

The $12-15 was for customer who may not care if its there.

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[A1WHITES]

I think you are right with the extra time it would take it's not worth it. I was hoping to get a few more input on the price

 

[FPF]

go with a blank shirt that has tear away tags, then go tagless by printing the care instructions onto the neck. Very comfy and you will have your brand on it instead of the manufacturers.