Does this type of Custom T-Shirt store online exist?

ItsYoBuddy

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I can get shirts made in bulk at a decent price at about $2-$3 per shirt. But its just annoying that I keep getting people that want different sizes and colors. Are there t-shirt sites that let you create your own t-shirt and also make the shirts and then ship them for you?

I would assume not because they would be losing money if you don't pre-order a bunch of shirts and they have to make 1 shirt at a time. Most of these t-shirt websites allow you to customize your own t-shirt but you have to pre-order a certain amount of shirts and sizes.

But just in case I missed one website, anyone suggest any of these t-shirt sites?
 


A smaller shirt printing company would be more likely to do custom arrangements, but it'll never be as cheap as buying in bulk.

At work we use a local 1 man shop that prints us lots of 1 off prints that get tweaked before ordering 100-200. But the number of inks in the graphics increase the price, $5 per shirt for 100 of them with 1 color in the graphic, $9 for 3 colors.

To just order 1 shirt at a time on demand would probably be double that. Otherwise you're just a pain in someone's ass. lol
 
if you find one let me know, in last two years, prices more than doubled so for decent quality with 3-5 colors I find myself paying about 10$ including shipping. Pretty much the same as if I made it in germany. But still with slightly better quality.

have you ever tried 2-3$ quality? I did, I threw away about 600 shirts. (*edit 5$ quality) how were yours? if good where did you order them? including print?
 
Yes, custom T-shirt stores like this already exist online, offering full personalization from design to print.
You can easily find platforms where users upload artwork, choose styles, and get their custom shirts delivered.
 
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