[BizGambit]

Hey guys, I havent been on here in a while mostly due to school but now im back with renewed interest. I go to college where many students have special interests, which I feel could be advertised through humorous t-shirts. I have a couple designs, but I was wondering if anyone could tell me which company is most efficient (price-wise and quality) in printing up the shirts... Thanks and its good to be back!

[Deejay]

I've considered selling T-Shirts before, but never really got into it. But today my brother bought be a shirt from a large store ......with the same design I made for a shirt years ago for myself (f**kers!).

So now im re-considering giving it a go.

If anyone wants to chat on MSN regarding it PM me your MSN..... I can handle the online store, manufacturing, but would like someone to do the selling/marketing/designing.

[colinmcmahon]

I'm down for designing Tees. I'm good with the whole shock factor idea. MSG me, we can work something out.

[cube3]

my family runs a printing factory but our minimum order is 500 onwards...i guess its because we have lots of production lines for other big brand names. Don think my dad will want to take in small orders but will check out with him.

[quiteshirty.com]

I am setting up a new website where you can have your t-shirts on the website, please see my signature for the page where you can be notified when its up, if you want to that is

p.s. we dont spam.

[adrizzle]

How much would it be for 500 shirts Cube3? You should tell him he needs to help some YoungEntrepreneurs out and take lower orders.

[cube3]

Originally Posted by adrizzle

How much would it be for 500 shirts Cube3? You should tell him he needs to help some YoungEntrepreneurs out and take lower orders.

yeah i guess so since there are so many people here into setting up t-shirts business...will check it out with him after he come back from overseas.

[TheCompany]

I actually have a great company to do this sort of thing. Their quality in t-shirts is impecable! Contact me if you need some information. Good luck!

[chriswick]

Hey,

T-shirts seem to be big business at the moment on here, maybe you know something I don't.

Anyway good luck, Chris.

[crud3w4re]

I thought about starting up a tshirt business, I have great ideas ... unfortunately -- I don't know any suppliers, I don't know how to print shirts, I can't design for sh*t .. I don't recommend a cafepress based business.

[cube3]

cafepress quality sucks...and i heard after a few wash the prints will start to fade. I am sure the consumers wants some quality in the t-shirts they buy too.