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does r3vlimited have t-shirts for sale?
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Originally posted by bmwm3n528
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why don't you just do the window sticker design across the front? and maybe something on the back?
...i'm making one as a model for M42club.com with M42lub.com (with the bmw logo as the dot), with a BIG E30 on the back... and 318i and 318is on the left and right sleeves... gotta love screenprinting class...
basic design example:
"got bimmer? We Do" (front)
www.r3vlimited.com (back)A Work In Progress
'88 SETA
- H&R Race Springs
- Bilstein Sports
- Full Alpine Sound System
- Chip, Intake, and BBS RA's
...More To Come...
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There is also www.Cafepress.com that can administer T-shirt sales. You just provide the logo. They sell the shirts and the administrator for the club can decide whether to take a cut or not. I'm not endorsing them though. I bought a shirt from them to see the quality, and was not impressed.
Word of warning is many of these companies do more of an iron-on type process than a true ink-screened process. the iron-on graphics don't hold up to laundering as well as a true ink screened graphic.
The iron-on process allows them to not really have to carry inventory. They just generate the graphic out of a printer for each order and iron it on.
The higher quality ink-screen process involves making screens and you need to do at least a hundred shirts at a time to make it cost effective. The "M Team" shirts we do for the picnic are an example of the ink screen process.
There are a couple of different process for the "iron-on" method. Some have better quality (meaning will last through more launderings). I would get a sample of anyone you are considering, wash it a few times and see how it holds up.
Life is too short for cheaply made shirts.Lance Richert '88 M3, #35 PRO3, i3 etc.
www.LanceRichertArchitect.com
2019 E30 Picnic Weekend: June 22-23 2019
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