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But are the shirts any good? No mention of material or examples of how one might look.
by ScotterC 13y ago
But are the shirts any good? No mention of material or examples of how one might look.
- meritt 13y agoI see a lot of reference to Gildan shirts in their APIs. Might as well be dyed burlap.
- quaz3l 13y agoIn pricing (https://www.shirts.io/pricing/ https://www.shirts.io/pricing/) under garment, they do have a wide variety of other quality alternatives to burlap.
- mayank 13y agoFunny--I love Gildan t-shirts since they actually last for a good while and don't shrink.
- frankdenbow 13y agoThere are a few different styles of Gildan shirts. The SoftStyle shirts are passable quality, the others I would stay away from.
- icelancer 13y agoI actually don't mind Gildan's quality, but "dyed burlap" gave me a nice chuckle.
- showerst 13y agoThey do offer various specific brands on the quote page. Looks like you can get American Apparel which is what Threadless and many other use.
- ScotterC 13y agoAhhh in the dropdown. Thanks
- evanjacobs 13y ago"Are our shirts any good? No. Our shirts are fking great."
- rlei 13y agoRaymond from Shirts.io here. For anyone interested in seeing our print quality, we can give out $100 in free account credits for you to print some samples. Just send me an email: raymond at shirts dot io. Here's a shirt we just printed: http://i.imgur.com/PHa4hBL.jpg http://i.imgur.com/PHa4hBL.jpg Here's me wearing a shirts.io shirt: http://i.imgur.com/Jcsq2uf.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Jcsq2uf.jpg
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- dangero 13y agoHey Raymond, I have a fairly specific question. My interest in T-shirts has become refined in recent years. I only like T-shirts that are super soft. Have you guys tested a niche of super soft T's at all? I might be interested in using the API if I could brand a custom T-shirt site focused first of all on the softness of the T, and if you could guarantee the softness.
- rlei 13y agoYou'd be looking for a ringspun cotton or a triblend t-shirt from a high-end brand like American Apparel or Canvas. It all depends on how much you want to pay. American Apparel and Canvas are on the high end of the market. They each offer both ringspun and triblend styles. You're looking at $3 to $4 per shirt over the cost of a basic cotton tee. If you want a "value" soft tee, you should consider the Gildan Softstyle or Hanes Nano T. You can get these for only $1 to $2 over the cost of a basic tee, and you'll still feel a noticeable difference.
- stevewillows 13y agoThe AA tri-blends are my go-to shirt. A service like this would be well worth it if they offered either this or the Summer shirt over the normal 2001 / 2102.
- tghw 13y agoI pulled their products API and put it all into a page: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22293/shirt.rendered.html https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22293/shirt.rendered.htm...
- driverdan 13y agoThey're missing AA 50/50 and Tri-blend, the only two types of tshirt I'll wear (maybe standard AA in a pinch). Once you've worn AA's blend shirts you'll never want to wear another type again, assuming athletic fit works well for you.