T-Shirts

[appalachianarbo]

I'm getting new shirts made. Any pointers you can give me? Cotton? Cotton-poly blend? Screen printing? Art setup fees? Brand of shirt?

Any help you can give me is appreciated.

Thanks

 

[mckeetree]

First off stay away from T-shirts.

 

[appalachianarbo]

What do you recommend? Suit and tie or no shirt at all?

 

[mckeetree]

What do you recommend? Suit and tie or no shirt at all?

Ha ha. No, what I recommend is thin button up shirts with a 65/35 polyester-cotton blend. The are way cooler, dry quicker, much tougher and they look better. Ain't nothin hotter than a dang T-shirt. We have ours embroidered with our logo and instantly look less like riff raff.

 

[appalachianarbo]

I'm open to anything. Do you have a pic? How do they hold up to abuse? What's the price like compared to tees? Thanks

 

[ClimbinArbor]

i like that mckee.

now im thinking of getting some nice khaki like lightweight ones.

thx

 

[mckeetree]

I'm open to anything. Do you have a pic? How do they hold up to abuse? What's the price like compared to tees? Thanks

Google Red Kap Industries. That is where I get ours.

 

[southsoundtree]

shop around. Prices vary greatly. Get a look at the actual shirt, in your hands, before getting any custom printing done. Look some of their finished products.