IM STARTTING A BIZ AND DONT WANT TO BUY PRINTTED T SHIRTS\nUPFRONT,I WANT A COMPANY THAT WILL DROP SHIP ALSO,CAN ANYONE SEND ME TO A WEB SITE THAT HAS "COOL" T SHIRTS.THANKS!!!
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Try Stitchwear.com or Sanmar.com or Stitches.com.  I use stitchwear the most.  They give you a pretty good discount if you are a reseller, and they have some "cooler" looking tees for people in the 17-25 age range.
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tradekey is no good and niether is alibaba. I've been scammed so many times on those sites, it's best to start off with local wholesalers if you're starting small. On tradekey the minimum orders are too high anyway and you'd have to end up buying 500pcs of the same style and size for clothes. Maybe one of these links will help you for finding wholesale childrens clothes suppliers. Take care & good luck with your business. \n\nUSA Wholesalers/Dropshippers: http://usatrade.url40.net\nCanada Wholesalers/Dropshippers: http://cndatrade.url40.net\nUK Wholesalers/Dropshippers: http://uktrade.url40.net\nFor all other countries: http://worldwide.url40.net
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well, since i don't know your location, fedex kinko's is an obvious starting point, at least for the u.s.\n\ni do know of a good company that does this sort of "finding" work for you, as they are familiar with many printing companies that you might not otherwise find on your own.  they're called dg graphics. i've done business with them before, and it's been smooth sailing.   here's their contact info: dmarti@DGGraphicsOnline.com or (860) 286-9997 \n\nother options would be to look up printing or copying in the yellow pages for your area (not all of these types of places have themselves on-line yet, but that doesn't mean they're not good.  they're just smaller places that do most of their business by word of mouth)\n\nthose are my suggestions
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You talking about dropshipping, just look it up on the internet and you will get a bunch of sites. However watch out for sites that say you dont need a business license if it says that then what is happening is your buying from a middleman and therefore cutting into your profits.
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Hello Becka,\n  Your infor a challenge, I Sell on Ebay but Finding products that I can order and just sell isn't an easy undertaking, The few I got into Others followed and cut below the prices I was getting them at. Tough market to stick with. If you want some basic info on shipping and such I'll do what I can to help you. If you find a good place to Buy Products Keep it to yourself, or others will under cut to make $$. Its a cut throat industry online. \n  Also Watch out for fake Emails that claim to come from Ebay or Paypal, I get 3 or 4 Everyday that are trying to get my logon info and or credit card #'s Be Carefull, Don't log onto any linked pages Go to the Home pages DIRECTLY ONLY!!!!!
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The best places for private label, which is what you are looking for are not online, to be honest.  I used to work in textile sales, jersey knits.  You could  find blocks of private label clothing from 8th to 6th aves and 40th to 35th streets, a big rectangle.  For shoes 5th and 6th aves and 40th to 35th st.  You have to show your tax id number to buy, of course and once you set up, they could deliver anywhere.  I advise it this way because I know some stores who have been ripped off buying wholesale online.
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I have been selling on ebay for over 5 years and in the past 7 months have gotten very serious about making it my business.\n\n1.  I  would NEVER use a drop shipper.\n2.  I would NEVER pick a wholesaler online.  I always make sure my wholesalers are within and hour or to an hour and thirty mintues away.\n3.  I do sell my childrens new with tag clothing that they never have never wore and the tags are still on.  And there gently used grown out of clothing.\n4.  Primative Americana stuff is really HOT right now.\n5.  Gymboree items are not all that hot on ebay right now. And gymboree items are actually getting difficult to sell.\n6.  Print your shipping labels from home.\n7. Garage sales are great if you have research what will sell before hand.\n8.  People do not like to pay outrageous shipping.  Rememeber that if you wouldn't pay your own shipping price, neither is anyone else going to.\n9.  Be as HONEST as you can be in your descriptions.\n10. The more pictures of the item the better.\n11. Communication is KEY!\n\nI have done WONDERFUL the last 7 to 9 month of my ebay selling business and have come quite close to POWERSELLER status a few times.\n\nGood Luck.
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You will be buying any skeletons they have in their closet.  If the seller cannot produce an accurate, detailed inventory to back up their asking price, then move on.  Also, that inventory can include discontinued styles that are no longer available for re-order.  Have them show proof that they are an authorized retailer for each line they carry and double check with each manufacturer on ther seller's order history with each designer.  Carrying discontinued styles and not being able to order from a particular vendor devalues those pieces exponentially.  I ran into those issues when thinking of buying a shop that was "valued" at 175K.  I walked away when the owner turned down an offer of 85k.  I started my own shop with brand new stock, twice the square footage, and much nicer for about 40k.  As they say in latin:  Caveat Emptor-Buyer Beware!
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Drop shipping looks like the answer to every ebayer's prayers.  And if you find a good drop shipper, more power to you.  Let me save you the headache and heartache; find out what sells best and buy a small inventory.  Keep it in your basement or garage and ship out yourself.  Or you can learn the hard way like everyone else...
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do u need supply of T-shirts from kuasha1981@yahoo.com????
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I would suggest that you stick to e-bay. More people visit there and you have a higher chance of getting your stuff sold than on etsy.
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Drop shippers dont work on Ebay.  But, if you want to know a true drop shipper, go for the ones that dont ask for money upfront.  They only ask for it when you make a sale.  Why ask for money up front and discourage you from ever trying to sell their product?  Each person they recruit could end up selling thousands for them.  It only takes one person.  Some drop shippers go and steal your customers by sending the product to your customers, but they dont put your name on the return label.  They put their name on there.  Drop shippers dont work unless you have a website or catalog.  But, I would suggest, after getting a steady order for your products, you should try to hold inventory to minimize these greedy dropshippers.  Just dont buy more then you can sell.  Some drop shippers help you create a website, and dont do much else.  They charge you for a website and then, dont help you at all.   They already got you.  And they might even try to get you to hold inventory even with no customer base.  Be careful.  If I were to try a drop shipper, I would spend the least as possible.  Like print out my own business card with a cheaply created website and see if people buy.  Then, I would slowly upgrade.  If it doesnt work, I throw away the free website and toss the cheap business cards and start all over.
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hard to penetrate a company which has such stance... why don't you try to target their distribution channel, offering cheaper, more flexible products, once the company (i mean the garment comapny) identifies you as a potential competitor, they will certainly be more interested in you and change their stance... all the best
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Well first off I'd try looking up the person who made the shirt and contacting them directly for a supplier.  Or you could always just go ask Hop Topic and those other places.  that's about the best I can come up with man, hope that helps.
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Right. Good luck! People don't give stuff like that away because they are nice - they give that stuff away in return for the promotion they get out of it. I don't think the market your battle of the bands will attract would justify them giving you any more than a few t-shirts, maybe.
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I have been selling home decor items online for about 6 months, with a friend's help (she does most of the work, I do the books & finances).  We have experienced several frustrating situations: many damage claims with UPS and FedEx, even though we have researched best way to pack our product; ebay has been making many changes to their site, which always affects the listed items in some way; and also the fees incurred to list items and to have a store is really ridiculously high. There is a fee for everything!\nOverall, we have enjoyed it-the shopping for inventory is the best! After 6 months, we are finally beginning to show a profit. We hope to expand to other auction sites soon.  Next will come a "brick & mortar store." My friend  just dreams of having a "real" store!
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The place is very crucial, for FMCG products. In what state you are going to set-up, your establishment? Further, what are the products you are interested in. If you start with one, the other companies having similar products will follow. If you write to me in detail, I can advise you.