We also decided to print another batch of T-shirts before our money situation became uncertain. A couple weeks into full-time Mad Munch life, our local T-shirt printer, James Gang, finished off our latest print. This time around, we went with only one-color, direct to garment.
I still think they are the best standard Mad Munch logo shirts we've had to date.
We chose around eight different colored, Hanes 50/50 cotton blend shirts. Kate & I grabbed a few that we liked best, wore them to the markets religiously & boxed up the others to sell for $14 a shirt.
That's right, you read that correctly, we sold them for only $14. Our thought was, "we need them for our work uniform & as long as we sell enough of them to break even, than we have free work shirts."
Sounds good in theory & it's great for advertising. It's pretty cool when you're out walking around OB & you see someone sporting your shirt with your design that you helped create.
But, a lot of our T-shirt orders came from the east coast & the midwest (our friends & families back home). And while the customer paid the shipping & handling costs, Kate still had to go to the post office & ship them out. A lot of work for $14.
But the shirts themselves have stood the test of time. I still have a few left, though after holes in the armpit region began to develop, I cut the sleeves off entirely.
But, nevertheless. I've worn those shirts more than any others in my closet & they lasted over five years of wear & tear. Not bad, for a $14 tee.
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