Where to Get Custom T-shirt Transfers Made

hello, can i still get a sample t shirt and transfer for $20< i still want to get your course just waiting to get the $$, i love this site keep up the good work.    thanks    T.Eric Davis

If we order the entire package will we have more than on Tshirt supplier that does both print transfers & rhinestones transfers? 

do i need a tax id to get tshirt transfers from the companys

Yes, you would. Most companies when purchasing item at wholesale cost. Will require a tax id number. You can obtain your tax id over the phone in a matter of minutes!

Yes, you will. There are several companies to select from!

Yes you can. Please go to the website to place the order.

I would recommend outsourcing the designs to the companies that sale the transfers. After receiving your designs, they would then make the transfers with the designs you have created onto transfer paper.
If it’s the regular iron paper you purchase in the store; you probably wouldn’t be able to use the heat press. The iron on paper and the transfer paper you purchase from these companies that strictly do transfers. The papers are not the same and the store iron on paper will not hold up!

It’s the same… Some people just wanted the supplier list instead of purchasing the entire course.

Thanks…. All of that info is discussed in the course: http://www.tshirtriches.com/training (also, some of it is already sprinkled throughout the website as well)

Yes, it can be done.

Actually, you can find “new” heat press machines on ebay. Quite a few of our members that have purchased the t-shirt course were able to purchase machines starting at $299 and up with free shipping. You can try looking on craigslist for a used heat press machine but it’s possible you “may” get a better bargain on ebay. Considering most of the machines are selling for new starting at $299. So, with that said, I would start looking on ebay, first. If you don’t see any on craig’s list; continue to check for listings as often as possible until some one post a heatpress for sale. There’s also an app you can download onto your phone that allows you to enter in the item you are searching for. So, whenever someone post what you are looking for. You are automatically notified via your phone. A lot of the time, you can negotiate on the price of the heatpress with the seller. Start off low, and try to get the seller in the median of your budget.
Your budget for start up cost will really depend on you. You will need at least a minimum of $500. Your biggest expense will be the heatpress starting out. However, you will need t-shirts. To save on the cost of t-shirts you will need a wholesale supplier, as well as to purchase transfers, etc. Most transfers from various vendors can be purchased for a $1.

However, we do offer a course that is $137. It includes everything you need to get started. We also offer a payment plan that allows you to break up the $137 into 4 payments. Each month for 4 months you will be charged $34.25. You will have complete access to the course! If you are serious about starting a t-shirt business I highly recommend the course. The course includes information about marketing; in which you would need to sale your t-shirts to qualified prospects, information about a website how to get a website on a shoestring budget, the sources where to purchase the transfers; most for a dollar, t-shirt at wholesale price, getting a business license, etc. The course is packed with information everything you need to get your business off the ground.

I don’t recommend printing your own transfers onto a printer! It’s crap and you will only upset your customers. Trust me, they will not return!

http://www.tshirtriches.com/video-more-faqs-about-starting-a-t-shirt-business-with-a-heat-transfer-press-machine/

Hi good bro., you dnt knw what your information did for me, I dnt even knw yet. You just gave me all the iformation I ever wanted and needed to knw. A T sthirt business is just one idea i  have amongst many. I will be in contact with you, I will be buying your program and would like all the information there is..My only problem is a course money, but I have good ideas for my T-Shirts. I write poetry and would like to print between one to six phrase poems on them relating to a picture or art work. i most defintly will be taking your course looking to hear from you soon god bless.  

Awesome… We’d be glad to have you!

Welcome Tshirt Man.

That design is one I purchased through another company. I didn’t really want to touch that one on my own. If anything went down, the liability would fall on them because I purchased from them. That has been a top 3 selling tee for us back in the day — and still consistently outperforms a lot of stuff (the show still runs).

Typically, the tees has to be very different from the original logo/trademarked design. I’ve gotten a lot of cease and desist letters in my time but ironically, never got one for this one. I would think the design is too similar — but at the same time, it is different enough. I can’t really answer that one… For me personally, I push the envelop and throw it out there and test it.

As mentioned earlier… Sometimes I’m okay enough with the design, and other times they’re telling me to stop it — and I do.

Thank you for providing as much information as you do free of charge. I am definitely going to get started with your program here shortly, I really want to have a at home business after my 9-5. In today’s economy it seems essential. 

Thanks for the kind words… Having an alternate source of income is about the only way to guarantee some type of security. Many companies are only concerned about profits and keeping their shareholders happy and if that means laying off 1,000 people to ensure the shareholders make money, they’ll do it.

Too much power for one person to determine if I’ll have a job at the end of the week…

Love your videos on average how much would a 15 by 15 black and white transfer cost. I’m not planning to buy in bulk I just wanted to get a feel for the product so I understand if it’s more expensive not buying in bulk.

Thanks… If you purchased 50-99 sheets with one color, you could be looking at something like $1.45. If you jumped 300 sheets, it could be like .80 cents ($240). If you jumped to 500 sheets, looking at .55 cents ($275).

Keep in mind, depending on the size your designs, you could possibly get 2 prints on one sheet, thus cutting your actual transfer cost by half. These numbers are for ONE color. The more colors you add, the more the costs.

No. See video here:
http://www.tshirtriches.com/video-more-faqs-about-starting-a-t-shirt-business-with-a-heat-transfer-press-machine/

No. See video here:
http://www.tshirtriches.com/video-more-faqs-about-starting-a-t-shirt-business-with-a-heat-transfer-press-machine/