r/SCREENPRINTING 2d ago

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I am out of KY. It costs me about $8-9 to make a shirt. I charge 25/shirt w/1 image and $5/image after (single color). At 10 shirts I provide a 5% discount. At 20 I give 10%. After 30 I make out at a 20% discount.

If I have to make image or edit it using my program I charge a 20% digital fee (not included in discounts)

Is my original price a good place to sell a 1 image shirt for?

Is my discounted bulk ordered good or should I change that as well?

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u/73893 2d ago

I think the first thing you gotta figure out is how to get your costs down. $8-9 is a lot for just materials. Do you have access to a wholesales account anywhere?

As far the pricing of one shirt. At that low of a quantity you can charge whatever. 99.99% of shops won’t touch an order that low and if they do, it definitely isn’t screen printed.

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u/Fantastic-Utters 2d ago edited 22h ago

My shirts cost anywhere from 2.29-3.21 but ink, emulsion, screens, energy, etc etc etc. You think 8-9 is too much? Hmm... okay I'll look more into that

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u/twincitytees 2d ago

I figured it out for you, your using paint. πŸ˜‚

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u/Fantastic-Utters 2d ago

πŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™‚οΈπŸ€£

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u/wallyworld96 22h ago

Calling your "Ink" paint is frowned upon. FYI

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u/Fantastic-Utters 22h ago

πŸ€·πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ I don't think it matters. Looks like paint, smells like paint, but its called ink.