How to Quote & Price Custom T Shirt Orders

Ready to start quoting and pricing your custom t-shirt orders for your business or just getting started in apparel printing? This video is for you! Learn how to effectively quote and price your custom t-shirt orders to maximize profits and ensure customer satisfaction.
In this video, we cover:
- Handling customer inquiries
- Confirming order details (quantity, sizes, deadlines)
- Managing artwork requirements
- Setting expectations and payment terms
- Calculating costs and pricing strategies
- Providing proofs and finalizing orders
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[@leviteapparel]

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[@patriot2135]

Hello Alex.
Thank you for the information.
You have provided some very valuable information.
Information that I can implement in my new business immediately. I am just getting started in the garment printing business and, through diligent study and endless hours researching this business model, I think I'm just about ready to launch.
I only have the DTF printer and related equipment to start. That said, I am not setup for silk screening so from your video, I assumed that you provide that as a Print On Demand service? That if I get orders for that process I can partner with you for that option.
The biggest issue I face at this time is.....how do I introduce my new company? I no longer have the resources to launch a website and the thought of trying to design and launch a website is something that I just can't even imagine.
So, when you were first getting started, how did you launch your company? In your video you said that you started in your garage, (me too, by the way) what method did you use to get started.
Any help or advice regarding this matter would be immensely appreciated.
Thank you in advance. And thank you again for an awesome informational video.
-Joe-