Shirt Designs

I’m a part of a high school Human Rights Club working to raise money for Darfur. We’re eventually going to look at other issues to deal with, but that’s besides the point….

We’re trying to design t-shirts. The only requirement is that it has "Human Rights Club" on it – anything else goes. I was assigned to the task because they believe I’m the best artist. (Ha.) I have a few ideas floating around, but I’m really not sure. Anyone have any suggestions?

Put a drawing of iraq with the city of Darfur up in the place where it belongs then right "HUMAN Rights Club". I don’t know.

I want to design my own t-shirt, myself. I figure I will buy just a plain white cotton t-shirt, but I don’t know how to apply a design. Is there some method where you can print from your computer a design and sort of "tatoo" it onto the shirt?
Yeah, thanks, I’ve just read a bit about the heat transfer paper, I will try to inkjet print it on that paper and iron it onto the shirt.

Yeah, just go to Staples, Futureshop or Best buy and find some iron on paper. I think they call it heat transfer paper. But explain what you are trying to do and ask them what you may need. They will know. You could also try a craft store too. Try looking at the book that came with your printer also, they may have instructions for doing what you want to do.

I need help finding a website online where I can design custom t-shirts. The only thing is, I need one where I can put a graphic on the side of a shirt (the flank) so that It’s still visible from the front somewhat, but mostly from the back. All the websites I’m finding dont allow graphics in that area of the shirt. Any suggestion?

Even though it might not give you the option to place it there in the lab, I think you can put your design on the shirt (in the lab) and tell them where you want it when you send the design.

Check it out…I have had custom placement from here (not same spot as you though) before and it came out great.

www.customink.com

http://www.customink.com/p/landing_lab.html

I have a website, and I want to promote it with T-shirts, also, just have T-shirt that I design on my website. BUT…..I don’t want to have to ship them out myself.
What I’m picturing:
The visitor comes to my website, and sees my T-shirt design for sale.
Then they click on the link on my site, and then they’re redirected to the "T-shirt" website. The order is then placed there, and the "T-shirt" company ships it.
The "T-shirt" company makes their money, and I make mine.

Go to www.cafepress.com and see what they offer. I’m pretty sure they can meet all your requirements.

A friend of a friend owns a small, internet-based, clothing brand and I am in the process of selling him a design for a t-shirt. What would be a good price, considering the size of the business?
I would be selling him exclusive rights to the design, to reproduce digitally or in print for any purposes.

Are you selling the rights to it so it is his and his alone or are you selling him a liscence to use it, but could sell it to others as well? You price would depend on those factors.

You might charge only a few hundred if you will also allow others to use it or thousands if you are selling him the rights.

Then I would say that probably a few thousand…but it would depend on the numbers he would likely sell…..you could just do it for a lower price and then royalties on each item he sells.

Our high school Future Doctors of America club is looking to make t-shirts and we need a good one this year. We’re looking to do long-sleeve and I want them to be heather gray, but both of those are variables. Does anyone have any good front/back designs? Last years had a stethoscope on the front and the hippocratic oath on the back, but we want something cuter; we’re just about all girls. Thanks!

Try some Ronald Blue for your sweater.

Heather Gray is sooooo last year.

Also, for the design, try some pill pictures or something. Doctor Mario style.

My friend has some t shirt designs that she wants to sell. After approaching a company she was offered 65p per t shirt sold if they print them, or they will buy the t shirts off her for £3.00 each if she prints them. Is this a bad deal seeing as the t shirts will probably sell for £17.99? Any advice on how to sell t shirt ideas or get better prices?

keep approaching different companies till you are satisfied thats the only way I too design tshirts and currently looking to sell some designs.

I Have Tried Some Sites Like

http://www.spreadshirt.com/us/US/T-Shirt/Spreadshirt-1342/
http://www.customink.com/services/design-your-own-tee-shirt.htm

But They Seem To Limit The Creativity, And Most Do Not Let Me Enlarge the Picture To The Size I Would Like To

Try googling "cheap tshirt printers". A slew of printers comes up. Worth a try.

I just want one (not a lot of shirts) shirt or jacket that has my own design on it. You now like a one and only thing?

Yep And this website is very easy to navigate and has plenty of options
http://www.customink.com/

I have to design a senior school shirt, though it has to have room for all 100 students names to go on the back and stick with the school logo on the front.
What are some simple but yet effect emblems or borders that i could use?

SCHOOL LOGO ON LEFT CHEST.. ON THE BACK,.,. BOLD LETTERS THAT SAY.. "WE SURVIVED (YOUR HIGH SCHOOL NAME) AND UNDER THAT..HAVE ‘CLASS OF 2009) THEN HAVE EACH OF THE KIDS NAMES, IN SCRIPT LETTERING, AND MAYBE AN ASTERICK * BESIDE THOSE WITH HONORS OR SOMETHING..