Cheap t-shirts?

so are you wanting to create your own design and then have it mailed to you? or are you wanting to just buy blank shirts and do an iron-on?

i know a guy here that has a t-shirt biz and could probably cut you a good deal, but idk how much shipping would be...

 

Take a look at the small ads in the back of a running magazine. Try to find local running events, and talk to the organizers. Maybe you could get a few extra unprinted ones as part of someone else's order.

 

Have you checked with all of the local sports places that do silk-screening? They may have some red left over from an order that are unprinted.

If not...I suggest you go with white and do red design/lettering. That you can do yourself with computer transfer paper.

 

You can get iron on letters at some fabric, craft or hobby stores. You'll have to buy a lot to have all the letters for four shirts.

Too bad about the red. You might get lucky to find four at Walmart or someplace like that. A solid color. But not necessarily real cheap.

You should call some of the silk screeners to see about extras.

If worse comes to worse....you buy four shirts, a few bottles of RIT die and you die them. Please have your wife do it so you don't catch heck for ruining her washer.

 

if you decide to go with the DIY t-shirts, i would suggest checking Academy, Wal-Mart, and americanapparel.com

 

If you dye them, put a lot of salt in the final wash, hot dry and after your race, discard the shirts. You do NOT want them washed with anything else in case the dye bleeds. (The salt is to set it, but not as fast as commercial sets.)