the perfect tee
Monday, February 27, 2006 10:40Posted in category tees & hoodies
I’m at work and didn’t get a tee up for you last night… sorry. But here’s something interesting about sustainable, eco-friendly tree hugger shit you can read today. It’s about an awareness that goes beyond t-shirts, but the discussion is centered around them because “[a t-shirt] means something to everyone, engaging with experts at the forefront of sustainable design, high street clothing manufacturers, squatters in Amsterdam and grannies in Scotland.”
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Indigo Clothing says:
February 27th, 2006 at 2:32 pm
Interesting link Nick.
Nice idea in principle but the reality in the promotional clothing industy is different, well certainly in the UK anyway. Moreover , the public’s reference price for a t-shirt ,even an organic one ,is still low. In general, a punter will only pay up to 25 GBP for a t-shirt made a private label. By the time you tick as many eco-boxes as these guys want to tick then this project may be unviable.
Adam - Plain T Shirts says:
July 17th, 2009 at 1:31 pm
Yes I agree and with the current economic climate it is becoming harder to get more money from customers. T Shirt business is the toughest business out there since there is already a lot of competition.