Selling Tee Shirt Idea's How to display them?

[mr300s 1,272]

I have so many shirts made up I have been thinking of getting a table at a local farmers market that is pretty busy but cheap to try and get rid of some .

How do you folks display the shirts,  if I had them hanging on some  type of rack I picture everyone handling them and dropping them etc.

Right now I have them folded and placed in a gallon size plastic zip lock bag so you can see the design pretty good.  Was wondering if any of you do this or had some other good  ideas?

[wwpro 1]

Seems like a few pieces of wood/pvc and some rope/cable would do a nice, cheap display for tees.

You can read more about options here http://www.t-shirtforums.com/offline-retail-tradeshows/t14028.html

[hockeygirl 30]

When we were out on Thursday night markets a couple summers ago, we have all sizes (various graphics) tees on display on a rack so they can handle them and figure out the sizes. But the for sale shirts are all sealed in plastic bags on placed on a table, with graphics showing and no, they're not allowed to open the bags either, since they're all heat sealed. They open it, they pay for it.

[mr300s 1,272]

Thanks Pro,  that would work for an indoor type but this will only be a very small 1 or 2 card table like spot and outside in the Florida , sun, wind, and quick thunderstorms ..

I like your idea but the main thing with these shirts is they maybe just one of a kind that is overstock or whatever and just want to get rid of the excess...

[Guest sciondrgn]

I picked up some self sealing bags from U-Line and just put them in that and tag the outside with the size and I have one small hangable dummy/torso that I display on

[Guest YHC]

Might be able to get some ideas from this site : http://www.triodisplay.com/catalog/tshirt-display-c-1254.html

[TSQUIRTZ 0]

I airbrush t-shirts and was thinking about making a fliprack out of coroplast to diplay my designs on.

25 sheets of coroplast will display 50 designs and you would not have to have shirts out to be handled.

I paint my designs on display pellon and spray glue them to the coroplast. Just a thought for a inexpensive display.

[cohort 0]

Our main competitor applies one each of all their designs to a white flat sheet and attach it to their van door using spring clamps.

One had a table display - all designs pressed on shirts which were folded and placed on their table with a clear plexi sheet over top - the plexi was held down by the clips that held the skirt on the tables.

[gooddeal 0]

Prcut and weed your vinyl and display. Take a generator and heat press with you. Have them choose and pay then press em. You won't carry unsold items any more - save materials and don't waste cash. One size does not fit all!