Polo shirts - cheap and cheerful?
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bangordave
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Who does everyone recommend for polo shirts? They are for vinyl printing so can be any material really, but preferably cotton. Cheaper the better. Will probably be ordering between 50-75 each time.
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Thats a can of worms in itself. Is it for a client who wants cheap and cheerful. Do you risk buying cheap and they go out of shape and look crap after 5 washes and upset your customer. Or do you risk losing the order because you go for better ones but that makes your price look uncompetitive.
If they are for a promo give away then cheap is probably the way. If its a product thats supposed to be quality and longlasting it could be a long term mistake.
I use Fruit of the loom for cheap and Henbury for best - my personal preference and they are available from most suppliers.
I am sure others will disagree.
If they are for a promo give away then cheap is probably the way. If its a product thats supposed to be quality and longlasting it could be a long term mistake.
I use Fruit of the loom for cheap and Henbury for best - my personal preference and they are available from most suppliers.
I am sure others will disagree.
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bangordave
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Hi,
It's for a client who wants them as cheap as possible as promotional wear that will probably only be worn 5-6 times before new ones are needed to update the slogans etc on them so cheap as chips is whats needed
It's for a client who wants them as cheap as possible as promotional wear that will probably only be worn 5-6 times before new ones are needed to update the slogans etc on them so cheap as chips is whats needed
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as stupid as your reply seems - it may just be the right answerfredster;24456 wrote:try primark
cheap and cheerful and kk for doing testing on instead of wasting a branded item.
Example i was just on ebay and seen FOTL tshirts for 3 pounds each with 1 pound postage - thats 4 pounds down drain if u mess tshirt up
(edit - actually postage changes depending who u get them off - so u could be paying nearly a fiver per top - quite expensive esp if u want to make a small profit as well)
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true 
if you want some cheap fabric to test your vinyl then king size bed sheet from primark will be best
if you want some cheap fabric to test your vinyl then king size bed sheet from primark will be best
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Paul,
Good priced polo are SG brand from BTC we have sold hundreds and all the customers love them.They are about £3.80 a top plus VAT .If you want something cheaper would look at Gildan but the quality not really there for them
Good priced polo are SG brand from BTC we have sold hundreds and all the customers love them.They are about £3.80 a top plus VAT .If you want something cheaper would look at Gildan but the quality not really there for them
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I love quality of guildan heave ones 
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Gildan Heavy ( GD38) are our best seller. SG are good but you're limiting yourself to one distributor, pain in the backside if they run out.
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i get really fed up with some of the disti's own brands having such poor stock - on the other hand when they sell up their ends of lines i normally get some bargains 
go for good brand, that you can get at various places, ie gildan / fotl and then shop around
go for good brand, that you can get at various places, ie gildan / fotl and then shop around
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