help!! store where you design teeshirts & they will put in their catalog and pay %$ if ppl buy. Any1 know it?
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Not sure if this is exactly what you are thinking but check out\n\nwww.cafepress.com
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Clothing is a BIG business on eBay. Try shopping a discounter like TJ Maxx, Ross for Less, Marshalls or whatever it is called in your area for women’s clothes from designers like Ralph Lauren.or Tommy Hilfiger. Often times you can find, for example, a woman’s shirt that sells in the mall for $50 on sale for $10. Odds are if you put it on eBay for $25, you'd sell it. The customer thinks they saved $25 and you made $15. :) Now multiply it by 100 sales and you're in business. I do about $2K a month in sales and I profit about $500 and that’s from just working part time. It's not "easy money", you do have to work at it, but if you're willing to invest the time and effort, you can do it.
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Fabjobs.com has most of the information you are seeking.  Good Luck! There is a need for designers who design stuff people actually want to wear!
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Go to the Mable and Able sisters and buy shirts(next to Tom Nook). Or go and get some from that walruss.
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You will be buying any skeletons they have in their closet.  If the seller cannot produce an accurate, detailed inventory to back up their asking price, then move on.  Also, that inventory can include discontinued styles that are no longer available for re-order.  Have them show proof that they are an authorized retailer for each line they carry and double check with each manufacturer on ther seller's order history with each designer.  Carrying discontinued styles and not being able to order from a particular vendor devalues those pieces exponentially.  I ran into those issues when thinking of buying a shop that was "valued" at 175K.  I walked away when the owner turned down an offer of 85k.  I started my own shop with brand new stock, twice the square footage, and much nicer for about 40k.  As they say in latin:  Caveat Emptor-Buyer Beware!
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Clothing is a BIG business on eBay. Try shopping a discounter like TJ Maxx, Ross for Less, Marshalls or whatever it is called in your area for women’s clothes from designers like Ralph Lauren, BCBG or Tommy Hilfiger. Often times you can find, for example, a woman’s shirt that sells in the mall for $50 on sale for $10. Odds are if you put it on eBay for $25, you would sell it. The customer thinks they saved $25 and you made $15. :) Now multiply it by 100 sales and you are in business. I do about $2K a month in sales and I profit about $500 and that’s from just working part time. It is not "easy money", you do have to work at it, but if you are willing to invest the time and effort, you can do it.
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Cafepress.com leads the pack. There are several others that offer the same service. Hit the net with "custom t-shirts" in the search box. You will find sites that allow artists to upload their stuff, and start their own store. Try lulu.com as well.
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Both spreadshirt.com and cafepress.com let you put your own design on their products and make commission on them. Both sites are free.
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www.choicetshirts.com
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First of all try robertham.com . they have everything from tagging guns, sale stickers. Hangers (personalized even) shopping  bags,tissue, counters, etc. By the way I am trying to start up my own buisness and was wondering if you or anyone knew of a place that would make loans or any small buisness investors that would like to invest in a fashion retail store and future chain?
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Don't use the phone book, any local screen shop will charge you an arm and a leg...I can help you get a better price than that...potentially somewhere between 3.50 & 4.50 per shirt including design...I have an awesome source...let me know if your interested...I get my shirts printed with him all the time, great prices and great quality too! do you need help with the logo?
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Well, often you can find some online, smaller companies that would sell your clothing.  They would either sell it, pay you, & you drop ship, or they would order what they want and go from there.  Many of these boutique are actually just sellers of a bunch of different stuff.  I could help but I do not know too much about your clothing.  But, for example, we are opening a sister site relating to babies and maternity.  We are going to have some upper body signature apparel.  We will be selling it to 6 boutiques besides through out store....you sell to them for X amount of dollars then they sell for a higher amount.  I hope this helps.
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Try going on the website. If they don't have them, there are tons of "Customize your own t-shirt" websites like zazzle.com or cafepress.com.
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Try this site:\n\nwww.sitesell.com/teeqsales.html\n\n& read carefully
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Try Stitchwear.com or Sanmar.com or Stitches.com.  I use stitchwear the most.  They give you a pretty good discount if you are a reseller, and they have some "cooler" looking tees for people in the 17-25 age range.
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We have a thrift shop in our neighborhood that loves to get hangers. Alot of stuff is hanging in the store, the money goes to "The Ark" maybe you have something like this near you.
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Looks like right here.\n\nhttp://www.onetreehillshop.com/catalog/category.xml?category_id=5970\n\nClothes over Bros lol