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M$Queensboro.com
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Broken Arrow Wear
Great quality and a wide range of services related to this type of product are the main reason I would recommend them.
Their buisness ethics are high making them very customer friendly.
Pricing is good, they are fast, realiable and very established in the field.
Check out their web site, it has some great features that would give you fast answers to if its the type of company your looking for.
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M$Twitter: @marcusbryan
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http://www.bluecotton.com
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M$I have someone here in St. Louis that can do them: Cruisin' USA.
I've seen their stuff all over the country--even once in Sarasota.
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I was running out to a meeting when I posted earlier but I should add that experience tells me that unless you don't mind having merchandise sitting around, you might want to use one of the on-demand services. I set up a cafepress store as a joke once--has to be at least 6 years ago--and to my knowledge one "Put My Mug on Your Mug" has ever sold. It was sent by a friend to a mutual friend in Athens, Greece:
Source: http://www.cafepress.com/garyallen.8030880
I didn't add any profit to it, because it was pretty much a joke at the time But it was on my now-gone website.That's cost. The price/cost may change with larger orders, I don't remember.I believe that on cafepress, no matter what the you set as the price, you can still order your own items at cost. Don't quote me, though.
Source: http://www.cafepress.com/garyallen.10101458
Them, or my new fave, spreadshirt, which offers more variety in shirt color.
The bonus is that you get a Mahalo schwag store pretty much automatically.
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Look here at brand name promotional t-shirts:
http://www.motivators.com/Brand-Name-Promotional-TShirts-1-8.html
Brand names such as Champion or Charles River Apparel are good quality brands below:
Champion
http://www.motivators.com/productdetails.asp?Product_id=32226
Charles River Apparel
http://www.motivators.com/productdetails.asp?Product_id=37915
Motivators also offers American Apparel as well. Just check with them, and they will be able to assist you.
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M$some of the models
http://ijalab.com/tag/abercrombie+and+fitch
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M$The difference is in the quality of the artwork you have to work with and the quality of the T-shirt.
My printer does a great job for me here in Oklahoma.
Most screen printers buy their shirts from a handful of sources who all sell about the same thing.
Staton usually has good prices and their service is excellent.
When I order from them I have them shipped direct to my screen printer.
If I get the order in before the 4 pm cutoff time, the arrive the next day.
Let me know if I can help.
Mark Rudder
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I agree..it's just like radio & voiceovers.Garbage in, garbage out.
I can be talking into a $350+ Sennheiser microphone, and believe me, the sound is sweet. Exact model pictured--MD421II Dynamic Cardioid Microphone pictured, with a 5 position bass switch that I always set as deep as it got. But if I have a cold, the voice in the recording or show can only be as good as what I put into it.
Same goes for a station's processing equipment...if I'm going to lose the quality of my artwork--my voice--before it hits a transmitter, it's not going to pack a punch.
Every radio station will transmit a signal--they all do the same basic function. That's your shirt. They'll all cover the upper portion of someone's body. But even then, it's a question of a station's pwer, frequency, etc--all that technical stuff the guys like me who crack the jokes while "ON AIR" never worry about. Or, do you want V-Neck, color, etc.
So it really does come down to the artist and how well the artwork is reproduced.
