[kedkennels]

I'm looking to purchase some high end (great quality) Bamboo blanks and eventually Organic Cotton Blanks. Can someone point me in the right direction. I would really appreciate it.

 

[kimura-mma]

Here are a couple of threads with some good links to bamboo suppliers.

http://www.t-shirtforums.com/wholesale-t-shirts/t6541.html

http://www.t-shirtforums.com/wholesale-t-shirts/t6234.html

 

[kedkennels]

Thanks I have looked at both of those posts.

Thus far i have ordered Samples form Continental and Onno. Onno came closest to what I liked however we had an issue with one of my partners who wore the sample seemed to itch. I'd like an Onno style shirt it was heavier and the ribbing was more conducive to what we wanted to create and their sizes went up to 3xl. Any other companies that supply Bamboo shirts similar to Onno?

 

[kedkennels]

Does HT naturals still make shirts? And how do I get in contact with that company?

 

[kimura-mma]

No, I don't believe HT Naturals still make shirts.

Try Slate Clothing or Jerico.

 

[kedkennels]

I contacted slate and currently awaiting on a reply. Jerico seems to only work with established businesses in order to get wholesale prices and their retail prices is ridiculous for a blank.

 

[kedkennels]

Thanks for the suggestions however.

 

[Rodney]

No, I don't believe HT Naturals still make shirts.

Try Slate Clothing or Jerico.

Jerico definitely makes a nice bamboo blank. I thought it was much nicer than the ONNO bamboo t-shirt I sampled.

 

[Rodney]

I contacted slate and currently awaiting on a reply. Jerico seems to only work with established businesses in order to get wholesale prices and their retail prices is ridiculous for a blank.

If you're going to be starting a clothing line, then you should be a business. You shouldn't have any problem setting up an account with Jerico.

Most true wholesalers will require that you're a "business" before they give you the wholesale pricing.

 

[kedkennels]

I called them on the phone and they said established meant at least being in Business for 2 years.

 

[Rodney]

I called them on the phone and they said established meant at least being in Business for 2 years.

That's odd. I don't remember them ever asking how long I'd been in business when I setup my account. I did it all via email and it was pretty easy.

 

[kedkennels]

I called up there earlier this week. However I just set up an email account and got through and placed an order. Just sent me a confirmation. I'm crossing my fingers and hopefully these shirts will suffice. Thanks for all the info Rodney this board is a great help.