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madelaide:
Well, for some reason my post wasn't sent and I got a time out page.  I am not going to retype everything again.

I found this website for selling t-shirts: http://www.spreadshirt.com
and they also allow us to sell graphics only, to be used by clients who want to do their t-shirts.

Any information about them?

Pixart:
I've bought quite a bit of stuff from them with my own artwork, but I doubt they sell many graphics.  They haven't been around as long as zazzle and cafe press.  I must say - they are very very good with customer service from a buyer's perspective.

Fotonaut:
Zazzle sell more, but of the three I prefer Spreadshirt as a seller. CafePress is so oversaturated with crap it is impossible to find something good as a customer.

Spreadshirt have bigger print area, offer flex/flock print for vector graphics, and you can make custom shops to a higher degree.

One of my specialtee shops: http://www.nautee.no/

I have found that like with non-exclusice microstockers, if you do tees, you do all three PODs - Zazzle, CafePress and Spreadshirt.

madelaide:
Thanks for your replies.  I hadn't seen the flex/floc options in other sites, and I suppose they work well in very specific graphics.  I was a bit shocked by what they said about digital printing - it is really that bad? Is it what Zazzle uses?

I have ordered 3 Zazzle baby shirts and then I will see the quality of their print.

I don't have much at Cafepress because, if I remember, it was not very easy to create stuff there.  I have positive results with Zazzle.

Suljo:

--- Quote from: madelaide on May 16, 2010, 13:05 ---I have ordered 3 Zazzle baby shirts and then I will see the quality of their print.


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Soo? Any "positive" conclusion, or it is only ironed copy from cheap photocopier on shirt? ;D

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