Selling t-shirts &golf Shirts & hats

[chris99z71]

Re: Thought from a newbie

Have you thought about getting patches made. That way we can sew, stick or glue them on whatever we want. Shop aprons, jackets, undies, whatever.

pete

Don't make me post a picture of my leopard print thong with NCWW patch... :slap:

 

[SteveColes]

Re: Thought from a newbie

Have you thought about getting patches made. That way we can sew, stick or glue them on whatever we want. Shop aprons, jackets, undies, whatever.

pete

Yes, I thought of that and it is a good idea.

 

[SteveColes]

Thanks guys, I got the info I need and this thread is way too long:lol:

 

[Phil]

where are the particulars?

 

[SteveColes]

where are the particulars?

No one seems to care if I offer ncww t-shirts, etc for sale on this site

 

[Vanilla Gorilla]

I would definitely be in for a shirt or 2....and I wouldn't care if you made a profit...this is still America right? :icon_thum

 

[cskipper]

That certainly does seem to be the concensus.

 

[Splinter]

That might just be the answer:eusa_danc If the quality is decent, their prices certainly seem good. I doubt I can provide those items at those prices.

And my ethical delima goes away.

What is the quality, do you know?

Thanks

Steve,

This is the answer I got from the car club member (actually the President of our local club).

No set up fees, no minimums. Have purchased from them before, good quality shirts. Images are a heat transfer but are die cut so it kind of looks like screen print.
Tony

I hope this helps.

Dolan

 

[NCPete]

I like the apron idea.... especially not yet having one, instead of getting one from the BORG.... NCWoodworker would be cool!

 

[NCPete]

My wife has ordered several items from Cafepress, and I have been impressed with the quality. Nice stuff, good prices.

 

[NCPete]

Why not create a record length thread???:lol:

 

[SteveColes]

Steve,

This is the answer I got from the car club member (actually the President of our local club).

No set up fees, no minimums. Have purchased from them before, good quality shirts. Images are a heat transfer but are die cut so it kind of looks like screen print.
Tony

I hope this helps.

Dolan

Yes it does.

For those that want polo shirts, that mean no embroidery unless I do them seperately. I don't know how important that would be to the people who those

 

[cskipper]

The longest thread I remember ad 59 posts - so this would need a few more to beat it! :lol:

 

[NCPete]

Which one was that? Must have happened before my time. Think this is 301 for me! Only 1699 before I catch DaveO!

 

[cskipper]

I meant thread length - it was the what did you get for Christmas one. I can't imagine anyone catching up with DaveO for number of posts!

 

[NCPete]

that's right, the Christmas gloat thread. How could I forget that one?

No, I don't ever imagine anyone catching up with DaveO. How does he manage to work, or get anything done in the shop??? I had erroneously thought him to be retired, but I think he is younger than I!

 

[DaveO]

Pete, you thought I was retired:lol: :lol: :lol: Naw, just tired of working. Dave

 

[DavidF]

Yes it does.

For those that want polo shirts, that mean no embroidery unless I do them seperately. I don't know how important that would be to the people who those

I would be a Polo shirt candidate - Base ball caps just don't seem to fit the British head! - Do American babies have them fitted at birth??

Talking of which I have theory on the baseball cap evolution:

As a youngster they point forward, as an adolescent they work their way round to the back continuing on to the side. By adulthood they have once again worked around to the front. Once retired they develop a hole in the top and sometimes the visor turns transparent green!:lol::lol:

 

[wapitiscat]

I think this endeavor is well within the spirit of the site. In fact, I don't think anyone would object to the sales of NC Woodworker branded merchandise serving to generate revenue for site administration, etc. On another note, how about a shop apron with an embroidered or silk screened logo? I like the looks of those Canvas Goods aprons that Christopher Schwartz and the boys at Popular Woodworking wear but can't them for sale.

Todd