Hi there,

I had a professional logo designed for an idea I have for a clothing
line. The logo is 3-color and available in any digital format I may
need. I am looking for an online website/company solution to have
t-shirts manufactured for my "clothing line."

The specifics of the type of product I would like to have created are:

1) Regular white Men's T-shirts (preferably available in many
sizes/colors)

2) My logo professionally screenprinted on shirt fronts.

3) Inside tags (aka: private labels) must show my logo, not just a
generic t-shirt manufacturing, name such as Hanes.

So to summarize, I need a company to completely create from scratch
t-shirts for my clothing line which have my logo on the front of the
shirts as well as my logo on the inside tags.

Key factors to consider during research are low minimums (not
company's which require me to order upwards of 1000 shirts) and low
prices. I would like to have around 100 shirts created at $7.00 or
less per shirt.

Thanks,

~justin s.

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Request for Question Clarification by gleffler-ga on 01 Feb 2003 22:47 PST

Hi!

Just a few things:

For the kind of price you want to get the shirts for, you definitely
aren't going to be able to get a private label. However, I can
recommend offhand one service that's slightly more expensive than you
listed but lets you order in quantities as small as one. Look at
cafepress.com.

While I was considering posting this as an answer, I didn't because I
want another Researcher to hopefully be able to find you a better
source than Cafepress.

Good luck!

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Clarification of Question by influential-ga on 02 Feb 2003 06:44 PST

Hi there. $7.50 is a realistic price. I can currently purchase quality
t-shirts for $2.50 and screenprint them for an additional $2.50,
bringing my total to $5.00 - and I can't imagine the process of
private labeling to cost anymore than an additional $2.50 as well.
Mainly though, I'd like to find all 3 of these resources (shirt,
screenprinting, private labeling) to occur through 1 individual
company rather than having to ship the shirts all over the place.
Also, "CafePress" is a resource I am familiar with, but they only
offer low-quality heat pressing. I bought a shirt from them awhile
back and it faded after only a few washes, then I threw it away. :o/