[Stoopid]

How is everyone doing? Just joined this site, and I'm surprised I haven't found it sooner with all the searching I have been doing. I've already learned a lot of new things already from this site and will be a pleasure meeting new people on this site and I hope in the future I can join up with other members and collab on different shirts.

 

[Daniel Slatkin]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[nascarbob]

Hi Stoopid, that sounds funny. Welcoem aboard!

 

[bwapo]

i just wanted to be the first to thank you, it's all i know to do..i'm new too!

 

[Stoopid]

Thanks for the welcome everyone...I just really want to get things off the ground and start rolling. I have a couple of shirts made, but I don't like the shirts they are printed on (maybe it's just the style tee, they are gildan 50/50). Does anyone have any suggestions on type of t-shirts to use. We're a street wear company and always looking for something that is quality.

 

[OperationSackTap]

to my understanding the "Heavy" tees have a better feel, but I use the 50/50 Gildans like yourself.

 

[Stoopid]

to my understanding the "Heavy" tees have a better feel, but I use the 50/50 Gildans like yourself.

You like the quality of your tees?

 

[OperationSackTap]

You like the quality of your tees?

Not so much on the Whites, but the black and pink shirts look good to my point of view. If I had more money I would likely go for the 100% cotton heavys though

 

[Stoopid]

Not so much on the Whites, but the black and pink shirts look good to my point of view. If I had more money I would likely go for the 100% cotton heavys though

Do you have a site up? Could I see some pictures of your tees?

 

[bwapo]

gilden ultra cotton are good (i have several in the closet that are 12 y/o, still in good shape), i also like anvil, and beefy-t..all in 6.1 oz. i think there all about the same, but i will try both anvil and gildan, and end up using one of those. beefy-ts are good, but you're paying for hanes healthy advertising budget.
i'd also stick with 100% cotton, unless your doing some form fitting designer shirts..then i'd just go shopping for what you want to print on, google the product's tag to find matching or similar products.
ps. if i bought a shirt on-line, as expensive as most tend to be, and it ended up being a 50/50..that would be the last shirt i bought from that site. not that i wouldn't sell them, but i'd reduce the price and inform the buyers the reason for the discount pricing. some people probably don't care, but i (like you), don't care for them.