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ummmmmmmmmmm.
god i feel small in comparison.
bigb, thelot, and wifeofbrian DOMINATE this thread.
JESUS!!! nice shirts.
im assuming that “wifeofbrian” is bigb’s wife…am i correct?
if so, welcome…
Yes she is. Nina wanted to show off her shirts after i took pics of mine last night. She made a nice first post in the Best guest performances thread. It almost brought a tear when i read it.
bigb u got any of those nicu or piper shirts leftover???
Dog Faced Boy, Drowned and The Wedge are classic, thanks for sharing those! Have you guys submitted any of those to phanart? I’d imagine some of those are pretty rare (ie: Drowned, Curtain)
Personal favs out of the above collections… the Trey batik, the Free “I see the path ahead of me”, the mango song and the “drifting”. Great shirts all of them tho! Yall must of had no problems selling shirts on tour.
Yep yep, those shirts are AWESOME… I love the Clifford Ball one…Too bad there still wasn’t a band around that could make T-shirt making sooo fun! Selling t’s on tour could be a great time…I’ve never done it so I have no idea what comes along w/ it.
Honestly the money i made came in handy for sure but the pleasure i got seeing my shirt on someon’s back a tour or 6 later was immeasurable. I remember sitting front row behind the stage at 12-30-97 and there were 2 people close to the front on the floor wearing my Nike NICU shirts, One blue and one red. Did they know each other? Did one buy their shirt on the West coast and the other in the Mid-West or east? Just knowing i had brought some pleasure to their wardrobes was a fun thought.
thats gotta feel soooo great.
how do u make the shirts? is it an easy @ home procedure or do u need other experience
I dig the fast enough for you shirt with the tree…its a quiet beauty of a shirt…how much you want for it?
Hahaha, Brian as the Dogfaced Boy. That’s amazing. Love the Reba one too.
I’d still like to get a “Mike Says No” shirt.
It’s much more complicated. You have to get them made, and how much they cost depends on how many shirts you make and how many colors you use.
So let’s say its $10 per color of ink. And your shirt has black, red, and yellow on it. It’d be $30 for the ink, and then about $5 or $6 per shirt you have printed. Sell them for $15 in the lot and you make your money back pretty quick. Unless the get confiscated by the police, a story which I don’t want to go in to.
-Daniel
I need that Dog-Faced Boy Shirt. I am a huge fan. How can I get one, any extras? Any Ideas? That is the most amazing shirt ever!!!
My boy Andrew made them and he lives in Cincinatti(not to far from Dayton). I will find out if he has any left but i doubt it since he sold these in 03.
Never in million years would i sell any of my shirts. Not that it would fit you anyway since it is a size small. Well maybe if you went clubbing and wore it, it might work lol!
Who would you (I) contact to try and get a shirt made? Not so much for sale, but rather just for my own enjoyment. I got tons of ideas for a shirt, but no one to make one.
^ Well like I was saying earlier. You have to pay for the ink to print the shirts. So if you wanted to just make one shirt, you’d end up having to pay $25 or $30 at least for a single shirt. I don’t even know if you could find someone to print just one shirt.
Of course there’s also printer paper that you can get that prints out an iron-on image for a shirt. That’s the way to go if you want to make just single shirts. They look kind of cheap but it gets the job done.
-Daniel
^ there are some websites that will print 1 or as many shirts you want of any design you want (just upload an image onto their website).
That’s how I made my nuggets shirt on the first page of the thread. I was very happy with the quality and have worn it quite a bit. However that one was through a UK website. You could try http://www.zazzle.com/ if you’re in the states. I used them last year for a bonnaroo t as well…the images came out kinda blurry though…i think you just don’t want to be too ambitious with whatever design you want printing.
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