I just started my business, I’m a infant in the game, I really appreciate you for this free priceless knowledge, mad respect 💯my brother. You made a follower
Yeah. I created a spreadsheet on Google so I can be consistent with my prices & always have access. Select my shirt size, design requirements (1/2/3 color & sizes used), mark up, add labor, & spit out my price.
Man, you rock! I"ve been watching your videos "cause I want to start my own business and you simply go to the point no B-S-it. Keep on! Greetings from Holand!
Great i feel like I'm doing something right.. That's how I charge for vinyl i use.. I am very appreciative of all the knowledge you share.. Stay blessed my brother..
Hey big Brandoh I’m sure you probably covered my question but I hadn’t found it ....how would I charge for my labor if I’m using transfers and make a descent profit....in my mind ...my time only consist of me pressing down the heat press and packing the shirts up to ship.... if I can get 24 shirts done in a 1-2 hours max at $10-20 an hour and I charge them for material cost does that mean I make a $10-$20 profit off of a 24 shirt order...I know I’m probably missing something I definitely appreciate all the GAME you give and look forward to your response
check out my videos about labor charging. it'll help you out with getting a better grip on what your labor is worth to you. i cant put a price on your labor for you cuz i dont know what its worth. i know what my labor is worth and in the vid i show how i find out what its valued at.
Bro....you are great. You are like the Americans giving the atomic bomb plans to the japanese. Love this video. Btw, which vinyl brand do you use for HTV transfers ? Do you have any video about it or recommendations ? Thank you again bro.
Hey @big Brandoh!! I got my cricut joy to make my permanent and htv labels!! Now my question is how do i store/pack the weeded htv For my client to iron them on? I had planned to use transfer tape until i realized it has its own 🤦... Newbie!!!
@bigbrandoh what you got on the bottom of your heat press is that an old shirt ? How do you have that attached my press has a Mat that moves and shit hope you get back to me
Let be Real if you can not understand your costs . Do not go into business.. not everyone is ment to run a business. its hard work hard asf.. you don't get days off and it don't stop .. gotta understand your costs or don't do it
Your cheating yourself homeboy on directly passing on the cost of goods sold, I automatically figure out my cost then mark up material 35% to cover my overhead etc plus labor or you end up cheating yourself over time, especially with inflation its crucial you add that markup to keep you afloat. Have a Great day!
i wouldnt call it cheating myself. i would say we have 2 different approaches to business. i own and operate 4 successful and profitable print shops. theres not only 1 way to run a business. if marking up material cost 35% works for you, thats cool. but to blatantly say somebody is cheating themself is a wild statement. hahahaa i like to give blanket statements of how pricing works to those who watch so they can formulate their own. but if somebody reading your comment buys a 12" roll of vinyl for $18 and then see's that you mark up materials by 35% now theyre charging a customer $24-$25 for materials alone. they'll end up losing business because their pricing will be off because they arent finding the best price of goods in the first place. get me?
I just started my business, I’m a infant in the game, I really appreciate you for this free priceless knowledge, mad respect 💯my brother. You made a follower
Yeah. I created a spreadsheet on Google so I can be consistent with my prices & always have access. Select my shirt size, design requirements (1/2/3 color & sizes used), mark up, add labor, & spit out my price.
I really like the way you put things in blunt and simple. Thanks!
thanks for watchin
I charge 5 bucks a foot for both, because decals also require the transfer tape.
Man, you rock! I"ve been watching your videos "cause I want to start my own business and you simply go to the point no B-S-it. Keep on!
Greetings from Holand!
haha thanks for watchin! i really appreciate it
Broke it down just right, very helpful for many I'm sure. Sometimes I need things dummed down when I'm first learning. Thank you!!!
Man!! This is right on point, cuz i just got a request to make my 1st htv and permanent vinyl project ever
Big Brandoh always pushing knowledge in the game! Thanks for what u do bro
thanks for the continued support!!! 👊🏾
Great i feel like I'm doing something right.. That's how I charge for vinyl i use..
I am very appreciative of all the knowledge you share.. Stay blessed my brother..
Game...... appreciate you Big Brandoh
I did a similar method to make a curtain out of fabric!! So great tip!!🤓 thanks!!
Keep up the good work my brother.
Thank you! Great information. I appreciate you. This helped me a lot. I am new into getting my business going.
Thanks Big Brandoh.
The funny part is that most people won’t get it 😂. Those people shouldn’t be doing this as a buisness. You broke it wayyyy down 👏🏽.
Great information!! You're the best!
Thank You it’s finally clear!!
Ty been wanting to ask
Thanks for this. Helpful
Thanks for the info as usual.
Appreciate the info
I know this is 2 years old but would u say this pricing still stands for 2023? Just getting in the game and want my price on point
Love your videos
Question if 1 foot is 2.67 the I double that to make a profit
Hey big Brandoh I’m sure you probably covered my question but I hadn’t found it ....how would I charge for my labor if I’m using transfers and make a descent profit....in my mind ...my time only consist of me pressing down the heat press and packing the shirts up to ship.... if I can get 24 shirts done in a 1-2 hours max at $10-20 an hour and I charge them for material cost does that mean I make a $10-$20 profit off of a 24 shirt order...I know I’m probably missing something I definitely appreciate all the GAME you give and look forward to your response
check out my videos about labor charging. it'll help you out with getting a better grip on what your labor is worth to you. i cant put a price on your labor for you cuz i dont know what its worth. i know what my labor is worth and in the vid i show how i find out what its valued at.
Bro....you are great. You are like the Americans giving the atomic bomb plans to the japanese. Love this video. Btw, which vinyl brand do you use for HTV transfers ? Do you have any video about it or recommendations ? Thank you again bro.
yup. take a look around my channel or check the links in the description
Man if you're having trouble breakin this shit down you have more problems than just trying to price out vynil. Lol
I did a shirt heat transfer photo and brown spots came out on some of the shirt . I can I fix this.
How can I fix this, and what am I doing wrong.
not sure whats causing brown spots on your shirt. could be scorching (burning it) could be dirty press. im not sure
Hey @big Brandoh!! I got my cricut joy to make my permanent and htv labels!! Now my question is how do i store/pack the weeded htv For my client to iron them on? I had planned to use transfer tape until i realized it has its own 🤦... Newbie!!!
I was thinking wax paper. Is that good enough?
@bigbrandoh what you got on the bottom of your heat press is that an old shirt ? How do you have that attached my press has a Mat that moves and shit hope you get back to me
its a base cover. my press came with it. they also sell them on HPN.BigBrandoh.com
@@BigBrandoh thanks man also I’m pressing some of my first shirts based off your info thanks for putting this out there 🇨🇦👍🏼
I’m having hemlines burn into my presses “sleeves of shirts” or it leaves a shine after the press would a Teflon sheet on the top prevent this?
Pare is silk screen print good also?
yes it is
I have a different question how do I charge for removing htv
Let be Real if you can not understand your costs . Do not go into business.. not everyone is ment to run a business. its hard work hard asf.. you don't get days off and it don't stop .. gotta understand your costs or don't do it
this video should be called common sense maths lol
USE CM NOT YOUR FEETS
Your cheating yourself homeboy on directly passing on the cost of goods sold, I automatically figure out my cost then mark up material 35% to cover my overhead etc plus labor or you end up cheating yourself over time, especially with inflation its crucial you add that markup to keep you afloat. Have a Great day!
i wouldnt call it cheating myself. i would say we have 2 different approaches to business. i own and operate 4 successful and profitable print shops. theres not only 1 way to run a business. if marking up material cost 35% works for you, thats cool. but to blatantly say somebody is cheating themself is a wild statement. hahahaa i like to give blanket statements of how pricing works to those who watch so they can formulate their own. but if somebody reading your comment buys a 12" roll of vinyl for $18 and then see's that you mark up materials by 35% now theyre charging a customer $24-$25 for materials alone. they'll end up losing business because their pricing will be off because they arent finding the best price of goods in the first place. get me?
.50 for a 12 inch decal. That’s cheap as hell. 🤔
your leaving alot of money on the table...