I'd say the Gildan Hammer tee is superior to the other two in terms of quality just because it's made of higher quality cotton. That said tee styled is quite intriguing 🤔 they got something interesting products plus they also print DTG for their apparel as well which is a huge positive. Thanks for bringing them to our attention Jake 👍🤘🤘
The numbers that I gave are for my specific printer at higher than normal volume. It varies from service to service and actually from state to state. These numbers or just for the example. If your printer overcharges then you could find a new printer or you can still try selling $10 shirts but taking less of a profit and still use that as a tool for more exposure and to get people onto your page
hey im wondering, how much have you made of your clothing brand. I want to start my own I got sick designs im just worried it wont work? how did yours go
I wanna do this but which manufacturer charges these cheap prices? Im abt to release my 3rd drop and manufacturers charge like $9-$15 for a shirt depending on the amount of colors n blanks used
once u subtract your profit from what you spent to make the total orders, you're still negative. Up your sale price to where your profit is more than what it cost to make your clothing piece to start actually making money back
Correct, if you do run ads, then you should be taking them into account with every drop regardless. My last drop had $10 shirts as well as more expensive shirts and hoodies as well. Everything averages out in the end. It may cost a couple cents or a dollar to get that $10 shirt purchase, but there could be three or four other people who got to your page from the $10 shirt ad and ordered something else so at the end of the day it is net positive
Okay...but how do I find a manufacture that's going to sell me $5.00 t shirts? I haven't had any luck, any recommendations on who I should choose to manufacture my garments?
bro could you help me out here. I really want the allstlye 1301 but I don't know how to order it to The Netherlands...And do you pre made or preorder these 10 dollar shirts? Thanks a lot man
What are your thoughts on manually doing DTF printing for $10 - $15 tees? Being able to control inventory quantity at first would be nice, though I know the quality won't be as good as screen printing... I'd never consider DTF or DTG printing for a brand garment at full price. I also don't know the exact cost numbers for DTF (besides startup/printer costs) but assume it's not very high.
Just curious what’s the reason you won’t use DTF on a full price garment? Bad experience with quality? For reference I use a Audley DTF printer never had any complaints with quality,feel or durability
@@Conquered i’m not too sure about that I believe the new Epson DTG and some of the others will give screen printing a very good run for its money I’ve recently acquired a few different companies screen printed shirts just to test and they do not last as long as everyone Pro claims they do.. basically trash to me I would rather have vinyl or DTG or DTF even any day 🤷♂️ but cheap people will be cheap and that’s why they like screen printing
@@d-boyzeighteenhundred there are different methods on screen printings. I believe its paint and what it mixed with. waterbase wont last long, but i think its non pvc lasts lifetime... please do research.
@@realhades9178 I'd honestly say if you have a design and product that's worth it you could literally sell it for $25 and pepper would probably buy it and make way more profit
Hmm so let’s see a $10 T-shirt with shipping is basically $16 so you’re really selling them for $16…. You didn’t mention tax so you’re $4.15 where I’m at they take 30% off which would make it so you only actually made $2.90 per shirt making your total profits only $87 that is a big difference … also when places like square and Shopify /FB takes some you are looking at a 2.9% plus $.30 OFF each atleast the $2.90 leaves you at approximately $2.54 per shirt profit making you a total of $76.20 …. That is almost a $50 difference and a $50 loss you weren’t equating for 😎 Seems like a lot of work to only get $2.50 a shirt 🤷♂️ but I understand that marketing is the key so $2.50 and marketing is better than nothing I guess Please correct me if I’m wrong anywhere in here I did this quickly ✌️
@@d-boyzeighteenhundred shipping tax and production cost are wrong. The point of these prices is for volume not necessarily profit. It’ll be different for everyone
how does this make u any profit if production cost was $5.50 per shirt (not including shipping) and you had 80 orders so the total production cost would be, $440 and u said your "profit" was $360 which isn't profit at all u are in the negatives.but maybe i missed something...🥴
Sometimes profit isn’t the goal for a certain product. I made very little profit on most orders, and no profit on others, but I built my email list, got followers, and got my brand on thousands of peoples bodies
$10 tees are cheap to advertise/may not even need advertising, just post on Instagram and maybe do giveaway for ppl to share. $10 tee is a very low barrier to entry product. Also customers pay for shipping
@@seaggs im not sure if that would work, mabey you could make a video about how you market your brand or mabey a serie of videos about how to start a clothing brand? -tho i have a question about print on demand clothing brand...i would like to know if it's legal to take pictures from movies, comic books, and paintings and put on my cloth and sell it without getting copyright striked?
I would like to start a fitness clothing brand, but a brand that could be worn in the gym as well as regular occasions. I am from the Netherlands and I wonder if someone could advise me what blank manufacturer would be best to order from. I was looking into Rue Porter, but I see multiple reviews online that their customer support is trash, but the look of rue porter is exactly I am looking for (Except for the shirts, seem a bit too oversized for me). Looked into Los Angeles Apparel as well and I think this might be the right fit, but keep in mind my budget is tight. Anyone has any recommendations for what manufacturer to use for my blanks? Thanks!
Some products aren’t just meant for profit. $10 tees also boost exposure, email list, consumer base, sales volume; the other products are meant to have higher margins to capture those heavier profits
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Glad you enjoy it 🙏🏼
I'd say the Gildan Hammer tee is superior to the other two in terms of quality just because it's made of higher quality cotton. That said tee styled is quite intriguing 🤔 they got something interesting products plus they also print DTG for their apparel as well which is a huge positive. Thanks for bringing them to our attention Jake 👍🤘🤘
Shipping has gotten more expensive this past year and you do not mention it in the costs. It is the main reason my profit margins have been hit hard.
Can I ask how did u get 3$ tees from?
Giving out free game , my man you’re heaven sent
dude you’re fucken insane pls never stop posting
Where can I print for cheap ?
it would be helpful if you could show how to make our own website and dealing w how to receive payments
thanks man you the goat I copped the black 10 dollar tee and the alchemist hoodie
Love ya
can you do a video on how to sell and deal w pre order selling
i love you i love you i love you.. thank you man.
I’m blushing
today I learned my previous screen printer over charges
The numbers that I gave are for my specific printer at higher than normal volume. It varies from service to service and actually from state to state. These numbers or just for the example. If your printer overcharges then you could find a new printer or you can still try selling $10 shirts but taking less of a profit and still use that as a tool for more exposure and to get people onto your page
@@seaggs for sure, I am searching - I saw your manufacterer video :) thanks for all the value you give out
Who is your manufacturer that screen prints your $10 tees ?
bump, can't find anything this cheap so it just doesn't work out
Mad inspired by your channel
hey im wondering, how much have you made of your clothing brand. I want to start my own I got sick designs im just worried it wont work? how did yours go
A free million dollar worth Vid
I wanna do this but which manufacturer charges these cheap prices? Im abt to release my 3rd drop and manufacturers charge like $9-$15 for a shirt depending on the amount of colors n blanks used
These numbers are for 1 color prints
once u subtract your profit from what you spent to make the total orders, you're still negative. Up your sale price to where your profit is more than what it cost to make your clothing piece to start actually making money back
Selling $10 shirts isn’t necessarily for profit purpose it’s for exposure and orders purpose
yo man thx/ mb u can organise video about cheapest t-shirts. where we can find blanks which cost 2.7 dollars?) thx)
How much is your shipping ?
What about the labeling? I don’t want my shirt to say gildan or something like that
Great video... But I can't find anywhere that can print a shirt for $6... Even in bulk.
Thats what Im tryna find too
I can't find a screen print or thread sheet under $10 and neck print. What do I have to do
what manufactuar does it this cheap bruh
thank you
Keep dropping n u will pop off
Bet
Have to include the cost of marketing/ads
Correct, if you do run ads, then you should be taking them into account with every drop regardless. My last drop had $10 shirts as well as more expensive shirts and hoodies as well. Everything averages out in the end. It may cost a couple cents or a dollar to get that $10 shirt purchase, but there could be three or four other people who got to your page from the $10 shirt ad and ordered something else so at the end of the day it is net positive
but how do you implement tax in all this. you got to put some of your profit away for tax right?
how are you getting blanks for this cheap?!?! in my country i can only find the Gildans forlike 5.50usd excluding shipping
very good content. Was $10 the cost of the shirt and the print together? You really got really cheap shirts lra resell
I used Alstyle
Okay...but how do I find a manufacture that's going to sell me $5.00 t shirts? I haven't had any luck, any recommendations on who I should choose to manufacture my garments?
overseas manufacturing, pakistan, bangladesh, etc
What manufactures are making tees for $7????
what blanks do you use for your $10 tees
The three brands that are mentioned in this video
bro could you help me out here. I really want the allstlye 1301 but I don't know how to order it to The Netherlands...And do you pre made or preorder these 10 dollar shirts? Thanks a lot man
Alstyle 1301 is now the appreciable apparel 1301 they got bought out and renamed it. I preordered the tees for this
What are your thoughts on manually doing DTF printing for $10 - $15 tees? Being able to control inventory quantity at first would be nice, though I know the quality won't be as good as screen printing... I'd never consider DTF or DTG printing for a brand garment at full price. I also don't know the exact cost numbers for DTF (besides startup/printer costs) but assume it's not very high.
Just curious what’s the reason you won’t use DTF on a full price garment? Bad experience with quality? For reference I use a Audley DTF printer never had any complaints with quality,feel or durability
@@interdimensionaldrift It's definitely okay but screen printing is the best quality print you can get so I'd rather do that
@@Conquered i’m not too sure about that I believe the new Epson DTG and some of the others will give screen printing a very good run for its money I’ve recently acquired a few different companies screen printed shirts just to test and they do not last as long as everyone Pro claims they do.. basically trash to me I would rather have vinyl or DTG or DTF even any day 🤷♂️ but cheap people will be cheap and that’s why they like screen printing
@@d-boyzeighteenhundred there are different methods on screen printings. I believe its paint and what it mixed with. waterbase wont last long, but i think its non pvc lasts lifetime... please do research.
How did you market the $10 tees , did you focus on the price as the incentive ?
Exactly, something from your brand that can easily get into someone’s closet
Any advice on how to work/balance shipping into this cost?
Customer pays shipping
@@seaggs so would it still be $10? or more?
@@Nikolaskoscher3232 more. You could offer free shipping if they spent more than $50 so you getting more sales but then barely make profit
where do you order this for 5.80 cents lol POD sites are expensive
Do wholesale suppliers not POD
i'm dropping 10$ shirts next friday for this exact reason, I really hope it works out! Stay tuned for OPUS....
Your collection is called Opus?
@@seaggs yes
Do you have any tips on manifacturers? Which do or did you use yourself?
Making a manufacturer list on my website soon
how can i get the tax id's for tee styled?
Check me how to get a wholesale vendor video
Do you print on demand with Shopify or do you do your own printing???
Well I meant do you print with “printify” or with what website do you print?
I have a local manufacturer
Shipping has gone higher. I’m losing profit whenever I sell $10 Tees.
Make it 12
@@realhades9178 I'd honestly say if you have a design and product that's worth it you could literally sell it for $25 and pepper would probably buy it and make way more profit
Hmm so let’s see a $10 T-shirt with shipping is basically $16 so you’re really selling them for $16….
You didn’t mention tax so you’re $4.15 where I’m at they take 30% off which would make it so you only actually made $2.90 per shirt making your total profits only $87 that is a big difference … also when places like square and Shopify /FB takes some you are looking at a 2.9% plus $.30 OFF each atleast the $2.90 leaves you at approximately $2.54 per shirt profit making you a total of $76.20 …. That is almost a $50 difference and a $50 loss you weren’t equating for 😎
Seems like a lot of work to only get $2.50 a shirt 🤷♂️ but I understand that marketing is the key so $2.50 and marketing is better than nothing I guess
Please correct me if I’m wrong anywhere in here I did this quickly ✌️
Not correct math. Profit is a couple dollars each which is why it’s for high volume
@@seaggs OK what part was not correct math though what did I miss?
@@d-boyzeighteenhundred shipping tax and production cost are wrong. The point of these prices is for volume not necessarily profit. It’ll be different for everyone
@@seaggs You’re selling to make volume and not money? 😕
@@briizcustoms9543 for that 1 product, I had other pieces in the collection
how does this make u any profit if production cost was $5.50 per shirt (not including shipping) and you had 80 orders so the total production cost would be, $440 and u said your "profit" was $360 which isn't profit at all u are in the negatives.but maybe i missed something...🥴
Sometimes profit isn’t the goal for a certain product. I made very little profit on most orders, and no profit on others, but I built my email list, got followers, and got my brand on thousands of peoples bodies
if its 4.50 then u gotta ship it tho ? which is about 3$ so its like 1 dollar profit or am i tripping
Customers pay for shipping
@@seaggsso it’s a 20$ shirt? Which might draw them away
@@dgsavv most shirts are $20-40 anywhere. Profit isn’t the point of the $10-$15 range shirts, it’s for volume
actually my profit is 50% less than that because of taxes and inflation.
What about shipping man?
Customers pay
Your content is Awesome but your audio is on the low end .. you'll improve....
wow thanks man
My cost is 12 dollars for 1 t
Use a cheaper blank, use less colors in your graphic, upsell shipping by $1-$2
ok, but where do u find 10$ shirt manufacturers that will create the shirt for u for this price and also ship it for lower than 10 dollars?
I had a local guy do it I picked it up, no shipping to me
@@seaggs so you shiped all the shirts individually to ur customers? How did u do the shipping
@@edench73 customer pays for shipping. I used Shopify
@@seaggs yes but u got the local guys items right? so dont u have to manualyl ship it to ur customers, who fullfilled it.
@@edench73 I did with my friends, took 4 days
...what about shipping?
Customer pays for shipping
@@seaggs ...Understood!
What about shipping cost that wasn’t included 🤦🏾♂️
Customer pays shipping, usually $3-$6
but then you got marketing and shipping
$10 tees are cheap to advertise/may not even need advertising, just post on Instagram and maybe do giveaway for ppl to share. $10 tee is a very low barrier to entry product. Also customers pay for shipping
@@seaggs im not sure if that would work, mabey you could make a video about how you market your brand or mabey a serie of videos about how to start a clothing brand? -tho i have a question about print on demand clothing brand...i would like to know if it's legal to take pictures from movies, comic books, and paintings and put on my cloth and sell it without getting copyright striked?
do you charge for shipping?
Yes customers pay shipping
@@seaggs thank you! Your videos are awesome, so helpful😤
mane where the hell u get 2.60 t shirts from tho
Well I do buy them in huge quantities. Try Alstyle
@@seaggs thanks bro your actually a life saver u have Instagram?
@@jayealexanderr yes @byseaggs
I would like to start a fitness clothing brand, but a brand that could be worn in the gym as well as regular occasions. I am from the Netherlands and I wonder if someone could advise me what blank manufacturer would be best to order from. I was looking into Rue Porter, but I see multiple reviews online that their customer support is trash, but the look of rue porter is exactly I am looking for (Except for the shirts, seem a bit too oversized for me). Looked into Los Angeles Apparel as well and I think this might be the right fit, but keep in mind my budget is tight. Anyone has any recommendations for what manufacturer to use for my blanks? Thanks!
From where u r getting tee in 2$
I’m buying a ton at a time so I get huge wholesale bulk price, all my vendors I use are on my manu list on my website!
@@seaggsis it possible for us to buy the manufacture list from you separately because I already have the vector pack?
@@seaggsand do all the manufacturers on ur list offer cheap prices?
@@lucien66 it depends what you want made
@@lucien66 yes you can get it separately
Are u joking 10usd u don't earn much money what about taxes????
Some products aren’t just meant for profit. $10 tees also boost exposure, email list, consumer base, sales volume; the other products are meant to have higher margins to capture those heavier profits
is this for like pre orders or pre made?
I’d recommend pre order for this
@@seaggs Bet. Thank you so much 🙏
what about shipping ? lol
Customer pays shipping, so those dollars are not taken out of your profit
aright thank you mr seaggs
@@seaggs But shipping individual pieces is more tahn 10 dollars? how does that work
@@edench73 unit price and shipping are seen as different. It’s $10 tee + shipping cost. You don’t pay shipping. Customer does.
@@seaggs why would customers agree to pay a shipping fee that is the same or more cost than the t shirt though
your website is pretty bad man
did you just sit there waiting for something to happen? 🫣😂
What about the labeling? I don’t want my shirt to say gildan or something like that
Rip tag off
@@seaggs where do I get the tag ?
@@jayjaymaritix6217 manus can make tag for you