Although I'm sure there are some great tee shirt printers who are exclusively internet based, there is no doubt that there are a fair number of cowboys around. Had yet another upset mum on stall today telling a tale of woe. Her daughter and friends bought tees from an internet based supplier who had applied photo-transfers to the shirts. Despite following garment care instructions, most if not all of the transfers have started to peel!
On the whole tee shirt printing is a very competitive business so if you see an offer which appears too good to be true, it often will be.
There are many advantages to the customer in using printers who have a base which can be visited.
1. It's easier all round for a customer to discuss their requirements on a face to face basis. Specific design features such as fonts and graphics can be displayed on screen for approval, often there and then, or perhaps by email for approval prior to going to print.
2. You can supply your own tees (or whatever) being sure before going to print that they fit correctly.
3. In the unlikely event that you are not fully satisfied with the result, you can discuss this with a 'real' person.
One other piece of advice... Order your printed tees from a smaller town (such as Leigh) and avoid major town and city centres such as Manchester, Liverpool and Warrington. Simply put, their overheads are usually higher and these costs will be passed on to customers in the form of dearer prices.
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The Shurtz Stall July 2015
The Shurtz Stall July 2015
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New look stall July 2015
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