Screen printing outsource

[MikeSTK]

OK, that's it.

Tired of turning away screen print customers.

Not saying we get hundreds of people lining up at the door but in these times I hate turning them away. I can always make the add on items for events if they are already getting shirts here.

So, a quality, helpful source, are you in here somewhere?

I thought I would ask before contacting suppliers who maybe don't have time or need for additional work.

 

[Poconopete]

http://www.signs101.com/pp-classifieds/outsource-services/p571-wholesale-shirts-and-signs.html

 

[SummitSignsandmore]

Maybe a local shop that will give you some good wholesale rates??

That's what I do...

Check around.

I checked about 5 shops locally and found the rates to be considerablly different from shop to shop.

I found a great place here in PA with some outstanding wholesale rates. I do the artwork send it to the printers, They get the shirts, do the work, I pick up the shirts, out the door.. Easy squeasy..

 

[Gino]

Dennis @ D&T Graphics, Inc. A Merchant Member here.

 

[Here's your Sign]

Screen printer

+ 1 for the guys at D & T. They do great work and more importantly, they understand customer service.

 

[MikeSTK]

I guess the directory isn't idiot proof. I am missing his listing.

My bad, some contact info please?

 

[Clear Choice]

I guess the directory isn't idiot proof. I am missing his listing.

My bad, some contact info please?

You have to know the secret handshake.....
http://www.wholesaleshirtsandsigns.com/

 

[Farmboy]

Try your local vendors first. Nothing chaffs me more than when I ask folks where they get their shirts from and they tell me they come from the other side of the country. I'm all about saving a buck, don't get me wrong, but at least give the local people a shot.

 

[MikeSTK]

By all means I will look close to home. There is only a handful "locally" and I want to be a little cautious with my choices for many reasons.

Thanks!