Shirt Designs

I heard last week of a company that sells shirts that will pay for designs. Like they sell as shirt for $15 and the person whose designed it was gets a cut like $2.50 or $3 per shirt, does anyone know what company this is?

Sounds like CafePress.com

If you want to do a little more work and keep more of the money check out

http://www.PrintOnDemandShirts.com

They will drop ship the shirt to your customer. They have more design options, but you have to work harder to sell the shirts because they won’t host your design.

I am looking to design t-shirts for an Ebay store. Does anyone know of what are the best apparel design software programs to use?

you could use vistaprint.com

I want to make my own designs
because I don’t want someone to
have the same shirt as me, so yeah..
Can anyone tell me the steps
and all the things I’ll need? Please
and thank you

if you go to Michaels craft stores, they have a small diy screen printing kit. its better than iron ons because it doesnt flake off as easily.

Ok, I’ve never done this in my life, and I’m pretty sure I’m not going to do to well with it, but I need to. I have to make a shirt for National Day Of Silence (fights against bullying toward LGBT students) because we don’t have time to order them. I really need some help ! How in the world do you do itt ?
I don’t even know what to use !

Go to Miceals or walamrt get iron on transfer paper you can either make you design with a computer and an ink jet printer or you can use a stencil. go to youtube it has lots of tutorials for this or check out websites on how its done.

I live in Mass by the way and wanted to sell t-shirts across the US to all my member of my website. I was wondering if you need a special type of licence and bassically what other terms do you need to be (aka age, bank account/credit card)

You may need a business license in the town you live in. At the very least you should do a DBA in the newspaper. You may need a tax ID number (state and federal) I don’t believe you will need any special license. Contact the SBA, they can help (for free)

I got a pile of old shirts , I wanted to design them so i don’t need to throw them.
But the problem is i don’t know what materials i should use ?

that sounds like fun, i would make patchwork designs with contrasting colors, use some thread and do some embroidery to increase how much you can sell them for-DETAIL and quality will render you the biggest profit and mabey some piping or ric-rac might be nice…..beads, sequins etc. and store your work in a scented drawer because certain scents may appeal to the customer

What drawing or designs, printings would you like?

vintage swirly thingys and vines with leaves on them

anyone know of a free program? like how do they make those i heart new york shirts? i’m trying to find out how to bring my ideas to life to share with the world!

You can use any graphic program you want to make them. Even MS Word or Paint. You just have to get the right kind of paper, print your artwork onto that paper, and iron it onto a T-shirt.

I used to work for a company that made T-shirts this way. We used PaintShop and/or Corel Draw, but like I said, any program you can draw in, place images in, or whatever you can use.

Oh, one restriction, though.. those iron-ons only work on LIGHT colored shirts, preferably white. The color of the shirt will show through, and if it’s a black shirt, you won’t see it at all.

i am looking for a website where i can design my own tshirt…every one that i have been to makes me order a minimum of 6 shirts…i only need one..please help! thanks

You don’t need a website for that. All you need is a drawing program and or a photography program and a cannon printer package that is designed to make t-shirt transfers. it is that easy. you can find the paper and the program in art and stationery stores. It is not that expensive. It is just like making a picture and then you put it in to reverse transer format or mirror image format and print it on the transfer paper. You then iron the transfer on shirts. That is all there is to it.

where do sport teams for schools design and order t-shirts for them to be delivered?

Here’s an article about Custom Screen Printing for School Teams, School Spiritwear, and more:

http://shirtartinc.blogspot.com/2010/01/custom-printed-school-spiritwear.html