How about covering the walls in rubber padding? ;DT-BOT said:i put in a request with the boss for wal-to-wal carpet, but he ignored me.
I would say thats the standard for most peeps we work for.Twinge said:A lot of sites do list what shirts they use. Busted Tees for example uses primarily American Apparel, but also uses Gildan for some designs.
You can also be a 'small label' and have your shirts custom made in the USA. Your order sizes will likely have to be 10 dozen of each size (which is likely a lot less than it would be overseas).Rodney said:A lot of larger labels have their shirts custom made by factories overseas and aren't readily available for wholesale purchase.
Do they use Gildan for anything new? They used to print on Gildan, then phased in AA. I'd be surprised if the Gildan shirts weren't just old stock (but don't know for sure).Twinge said:A lot of sites do list what shirts they use. Busted Tees for example uses primarily American Apparel, but also uses Gildan for some designs.
A quick browse looks like maybe 1/4 to 1/2 is on Gildan; I imagine it's not all old stock. I do wonder why they chose to split them though. It says on each product page what shirt they're using for that design.Solmu said:Do they use Gildan for anything new? They used to print on Gildan, then phased in AA. I'd be surprised if the Gildan shirts weren't just old stock (but don't know for sure).