Where to get T shirts printed?
I'm working at boosting my professionalism as well as upping my marketing strategy this year. I'm looking into getting company t shirts made but I'm having a hard time finding a place that will give me a decent price on only around 20 shirts.
Anyone know of any websites that do?
Anyone know of any websites that do?
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With all due respect, I wouldn't go with vista print. Every town has a print shop. And most of the time, the more shirts you buy the cheaper they are.
Buy local.
There's a young couple that has opened a print and media shop near me and they are focused on offering small quantities for small businesses. They make a very nice product.
I'd be happy to send you their info. I'm sure they would ship.
I'd be happy to send you their info. I'm sure they would ship.
you can easily go through a local workwear shop or tropy shop that makes shirts for teams. i know locally theres over a dozen places i can get them done up
I do mine locally to. Last time I did some I had 5 shirts made up for $16 a piece and they were the nice polyester/nylon material. The shirts weren't top quality but they are nice. Next time I plan on going to a slightly nicer shirt so it may be $20 a piece.
Not bad really for some really good looking custom shirts....
Not bad really for some really good looking custom shirts....
Don't get from cafe press their shirts are cheap. Zazzle is insanely priced And I found a good local guy. Also does truck decals and after you use them once usually they start cutting you deals and have a more quality product
I bought ten shirts from vistaprint. After ONE washing the logos came off in the wash. Vistaprint did send me ten more for free that all came off in the wash. Now I have 20 black t-shirts. I am going local.
I think I paid $7 for mine at a sports logo shop, I also ordered nice max4 camo hats from them for $15
Where did you get yours done? I want to go to costco and just buy the 4 pack of black or white t-shirts and have someone iron on my logo.
Promo sports in north bay.
SectorSecurity said:
Interesting. I've been getting my shirts from them the last couple of years and haven't had that problem. I tried a local place and they wanted a setup charge of $100 (waived with a minimum order of 150 shirts) and $20+ per shirt. Granted they were probably better quality, but shirts get trashed when you're actually working and not standing around looking pretty :laughing:.
Queensboro.com
Pretty comparable to local shops and their quality is great.
But I agree you should shop local.
Pretty comparable to local shops and their quality is great.
But I agree you should shop local.
They can't figure it out. Like I said they sent more and the same result. I think vistaprint has many print shops and the one doing my shirts sucked. They said it might be the black shirts. This was two years ago. Shelby did you get your shirts recently? Maybe I'll try again.
66 Shelby said:
I have never had a problem with Vistaprint shirts. My last batch from a year ago are pretty much worn out with small holes and wear and tear. Logos have held up perfect. Local places are much more expensive.I would go local for something nicer like a jacket. I only buy work T's from Vistaprint which just take abuse on site.
I don't know how big your name or logo is going to be on the shirt but if it's something small you might want to look into getting those iron-on transfer sheets that you make up in your computer.
The caveat is that you should cut out your lettering or logo so that it will look like you had it done at a shop and not something you made on the ironing board. If you ever notice, there are a lot of people wearing custom T-shirts that have the big 8½ x 11 rectangle smack dab in the middle. You don't want that. Also, if you want a design that's bigger than 8½ x 11 you'll be able to do it with multiple sheets of the transfer paper.
The caveat is that you should cut out your lettering or logo so that it will look like you had it done at a shop and not something you made on the ironing board. If you ever notice, there are a lot of people wearing custom T-shirts that have the big 8½ x 11 rectangle smack dab in the middle. You don't want that. Also, if you want a design that's bigger than 8½ x 11 you'll be able to do it with multiple sheets of the transfer paper.
I actually experimented with those 10-12 years ago for my boys' baseball activities, and they looked good and held up well through repeated washings. No idea how they do with today's inkjets.
Did that. Shirt faded after three washes.
Should have sent it back. If that was happening on a grand scale they would have went tits up some time ago.
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