Make money selling t-shirts
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ipwned
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safeservicejt
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Spreadshirt.co.uk is great site
PunjabiYaaar
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Cafepress is good.
mightyjack
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I started using cafepress at 16 and spreadshirt
cromano923
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I've been looking into this for awhile and have not found many other providers than the ones listed in this thread. The challenge is that they all make a strong profit while you do not have the burden of worrying about shipping and handling.
While tedious, it may be much more fruitful for you to order in bulk from a custom printer and to just ship them out yourself from the post office. In doing this, you will pay around $4 per t-shirt and can make a profit selling for $12-$15. This will also allow you to have some to give away as freebies.
Otherwise, you may be stuck pushing shirts for $20+ from spreadshirt which is a bit pricey for a t-shirt.
While tedious, it may be much more fruitful for you to order in bulk from a custom printer and to just ship them out yourself from the post office. In doing this, you will pay around $4 per t-shirt and can make a profit selling for $12-$15. This will also allow you to have some to give away as freebies.
Otherwise, you may be stuck pushing shirts for $20+ from spreadshirt which is a bit pricey for a t-shirt.
I want to thank everyone for answering this question. I have been needing to make some shirts in large quantity for some functions and now I have some great ideas of where to look. I know Vista does these but prices aren't the best.
Again, thanks all for answering and OP for asking
Sbraill
Again, thanks all for answering and OP for asking
Sbraill
Cloudbacklinks
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spreadshirt gives the most profit
Johnnyroq
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Spreadshirt is awesome and not only that, if you hit up their customer support, you can work custom deals.
They dont really dropship, but once you get a decent flow of orders, you should be fine. Just buffer with a longer shipping date + a lower price tag.
Instead of a week, make it 3 weeks and charge them $10 rather than $15 for the shirt. That simple.
Bigger sites like ript and yetee did this to start out to the best of my knowledge, but they turned their profits into a fulltime print shop.
They dont really dropship, but once you get a decent flow of orders, you should be fine. Just buffer with a longer shipping date + a lower price tag.
Instead of a week, make it 3 weeks and charge them $10 rather than $15 for the shirt. That simple.
Bigger sites like ript and yetee did this to start out to the best of my knowledge, but they turned their profits into a fulltime print shop.
lietuvis002
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http://www.spreadshirt.co.uk/ <- This site is one of the best.. Good luck with it.