/fa/ - Fashion

>>6554860
it has nice shirts in it

if i only knew what site this was for

Is there anything like this where they actually dye the tshirts instead of printing shitty plastic on them?

>>6554864
no it doesn't

the prints come out like shit, mine was fucking grey and sticky man fuck you

Dear Fuccboi marketer,

As always, fuck off with your advertising shit and no one wants your awful shirts.

Stop plaguing this board,
A Concerned /fa/ggot

P.S. Saged and reported for rule breaking
P.S.S. I'm allowed to announce my report cause you still seem to not understand the rules.

>>6554880
mine was fine

Can you make the "PIF" crewneck say "Piff" like that instead? would def cop

>>6554857
How much does it cost for you to print each item? Have you made any money yet?

>>6554896
DONE :)
>>6554899
i've sold a few and made some money, it doesn't cost me anything, theres a comission that i set for every item that i try to keep low :)

>>6554916
>doesn't cost you anything
How the fuck? Well, kudos to you for capitalizing and trend hoppers. I'm starting to get snobby about clothing quality, so I'd only grab something for around 10 bucks, but good luck with business.

>>6554886
As in the graphic? Direct to garment printing does that, I believe. Also, water based ink used instead of screenprinting makes it so the graphic is more a part of the shirt than laying on top of it.

For DIY shit, you could try http://lumi.co , although the color selection is a pretty meh, so depending on all what you want, you could be SOL.

>>6554922
hehe thank you, i've done a lot of requests as well so its not just my stuff that is being sold :-)

did u fix it so the shirts print higher?

>>6554942
i did! and it was only a few that had that problem

>>6554945

Post pics?

Everyone I've seen has it printed too low

>>6554899
OP doesn't print them, he makes the design in a program like Illustrator or Photoshop, uploads them to his shop, and sets a commission on the product. The commission is what he makes, the rest of it goes to Spreadshirt.

To be completely honest, I find it hilarious people purchase from him. It's such an easy product to make and sell that you'd assume everybody would make them themselves. All you need is a font(OP uses Jersey M54, look it up), a editing program(Illustrator, Photoshop, GIMP(free)), and an idea. Open up the editing program, select the font you want to use, make it to your liking, save it as a .png or whatever, and have it printed by a on demand t-shirt printer of your choice. Some choices would be Skreened, Redbubble, Spreadshirt, Cafepress, there's a lot out there.

>>6554951

>>6554880
dude mine was the fucking same, spreadshirt is shit and so is their customer support.

My crew neck is gray and my tee is sticky as fuck. mad as fuck about it and I hate being mad

>>6554952
its because its the price to make one yourself and to buy from his store is not that much of a difference and eh i guess people are not that great with these programs

>>6554952
Or I could pay the extra couple bucks, not do any of the extra work, and buy different shirts one at a time instead of a single design in bulk.

>>6554880
>>6554974
likewise, except mine is just grey not sticky
also i guess i got one that has the print too low?

>>6554984

do a back to school sale pls

can you do this?

>>6554972
Except the glory of print-on-demand sites such as Spreadshirt or Skreened is that they don't print the shirt until you order it, and there's no minimum order. You can order just one, along with numerous designs at a time. Once you've created one design, usually it's just a matter of changing the text and possibly the size somewhat. It's not like you're creating a whole new one every time.

>>6554975
It's not much of a difference, but it's not much of a service either. Not my money, though, so who am I to judge?

I could just go to the stands in malls that do custom shirts and embroidered hats for around 20 to 30 dollars.
bb-b-ut i don't want them to ask what a kuudere is :(

>>6555021
>>6554952

>>6555019
DONE

>>6555019
Oh, nice.

Would wear.