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[liamtw]

do u think its worth while having t-shirts made bein a local band and all?
we're just looking for a little extra income to put towards more recording!
what would you pay for a t-shirt at a gig?

[Dead Anyway]

Yes, why not? We have just sold out of our first batch of RMW t-shirts and are away to order more.

[The Ghost Of Fudge]

go for it. we've sold loads (comparativley, compared to what we MIGHT've sold).

if you want to buy one ... new deadloss t-shirts arriving soon

[liamtw]

well i got a quote for 20 t-shirts for 86 quid is that reasonable

[The Ghost Of Fudge]

yup. strikes me as nae bad.

[liamtw]

Originally Posted by The Ghost Of Fudge

go for it. we've sold loads (comparativley, compared to what we MIGHT've sold).

if you want to buy one ... new deadloss t-shirts arriving soon

think ill take one in red a large will probably do if thats kool

[David]

think of it one way, do you know of anyone who would want tshirts with your bands name on them?

you could always do a few shirts on order rather than getting a load printed, blank tshirts and iron on printer transfers or something?

David

[soundian]

Originally Posted by liamtw

well i got a quote for 20 t-shirts for 86 quid is that reasonable

Depends on the :

Quality of T-shirt

Printing method (iron-ons tend to be tumble-dry-off as well)

Check Planet Boo, very reasonable prices, if my endless searches through Google are anything to go by.

[less_than_stu]

I love my Eric Euan T-shirt
but don't even ask me how reasonable it was, because it was bundled with two stickers and an EP, and was SOOOOO reasonably-priced that it actually wiped my memory of it's actual cost. wow!

I'd have to say though, don't get T-shirts made if noone likes you. If you have fans who actually dig your music, then definitely make T-shirts, cos they'll want to buy them.
...I notice that last bit of 'advice' is maybe a bit obvious.

i would have loved to have a Liber8 shirt.... *sigh*