TeeMill.....Anybody?

[JMugs]

I hate printing T-shirts hence don't really do them, mugs are a doddle.

So I keep coming back to print on demand formats. My market would be a very specific market but world wide and holding stock to cover all shapes and sized is a pain....well you know the drill.

Anybody know of anybody using these folks or recommend similar?

Janners

PS it would be a separate stand alone website.

[GoonerGary]

The set up looks good. All of the featured businesses, no doubt have a big marketing set up on instagram to drive the traffic. Buy a T shirt yourself and check out the service.

[JMugs]

Hi Gooner.
Yep that will be the next step in the new year.

Janners

[daviddeer]

To be honest with 50p profit on a £15 coloured t shirt seems like a lot of hassle with not much to show for it. You'd be better off using a local company (or asking someone on here) and getting a trade discount. Before I started making my own I used spreadshirt and found it to be good but had to charge about £30 a shirt to make any money.