Wholesale ‘quality’ t-shirts
Wholesale ‘quality’ t-shirts
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soxboy

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7,573 posts

249 months

Sunday 17th June 2018
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Mrs SB is looking at a little sideline of producing a range of clothing with her own designs printed on to them.

She has access to the kit to put the designs on the clothing, however she hasn’t yet managed to find what could be a suitable source of clothing that is of sufficient quality. She is looking at t-shirts, long sleeved tops and possibly sweaters.

There are loads of ads on Google but it all seems to throw up ‘cheap t shirts 75p’ or Fruit of the Loom type stuff. Is there anyone on PH in this field who can provide pointers in the right direction?

rufmeister

1,498 posts

152 months

Sunday 17th June 2018
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I use Gildan for hoodies, nice weight, soft fleecy insides, and Russell or Gildan for t-shirts.

There may be better out there, but we use these for work and last reasonably well.

Birkin1932

791 posts

169 months

Sunday 17th June 2018
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trade suppliers here

https://shop.ralawise.com


jamescodriver

400 posts

223 months

Monday 18th June 2018
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Ralawise are probably your best bet for the clothing, Absolute apparel are ok, but do tend to stock lower quality stuff.

If you are looking for nice soft tshirts, B&C are very good their 150's are great.

Higher end, try United Brands of Scandinavia https://www.united-brands.co.uk/


feef

5,209 posts

213 months

Monday 18th June 2018
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If it's just printing designs, you could look at the likes of Inkthreadable or Printify who will print and drop-ship on demand once they have your designs

DSLiverpool

16,532 posts

232 months

Monday 18th June 2018
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Try Identity Printing in Manchester, can do clothing, sweets, books, water bottles etc and will drop ship in single items.