In need of t-shirts

[Teacher_Lady]

I was wondering in anybody knows of a t-shirt printing company that would be willing to either donate or offer at a really low cost t-shirts that would be sold as part of a student service learning project fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.

Thanks so much.

[clevalley]

Originally Posted by Teacher_Lady

I was wondering in anybody knows of a t-shirt printing company that would be willing to either donate or offer at a really low cost t-shirts that would be sold as part of a student service learning project fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.

Thanks so much.

Unprinted, I would contact Fruit of the Loom or Hanes and try to get a donation.

[SingingMomma]

Originally Posted by clevalley

Unprinted, I would contact Fruit of the Loom or Hanes and try to get a donation.

My thoughts exactly - companies are always looking for a write off.

[Teacher_Lady]

They would need to be printed. I am trying to hold a t-shirt design contest and the winner would have their design put on the shirts to be sold.

[huntr1]

Cheapest place around I have found for T-Shirts for Cub Scouts is Total Impact up in Waldorf. 1 color shirt, front and back ran about $5.00

[jsouthan]

Originally Posted by Teacher_Lady

They would need to be printed. I am trying to hold a t-shirt design contest and the winner would have their design put on the shirts to be sold.

If you got the t-shirts donated from Hanes or FOTL, you might be able to get one of the local places around here to donate the printing of the shirts (if you let them put their name on the t-shirt somewhere probably). In this economy, it is probably going to be a tougher sell to have a smaller, local business donate both the shirts and the printing.

[justme83]

Try Custom T-Shirts - Design Your T-Shirts Online - Free Shipping!. They are out of Easton, MD and have always been great to deal with. There's a 800 number on their website that actually connects you to a person

[jlfree25]

County Sports on Great Mills RD. Ask for Mark he can hook u up

[flyingdog]

Originally Posted by Teacher_Lady

They would need to be printed. I am trying to hold a t-shirt design contest and the winner would have their design put on the shirts to be sold.

You could always get the shirts donated and then see if someone will print for cheap. This way all the printing place needs to provide, hopefully at a discount, would be the printing, not the shirts.

[Tomcat]

Not local but we have been using these people for about 20 years. Captain Jerry's: Custom Apparel, Promotional Products, and Embroidery Largest screen printers on the East Coast