How to Start a T-Shirt Business at Home | Key Things to Know!

Learning how to start a t-shirt business at home has never been easier than it is today. No longer do you need a ton of money, equipment or a facility to have a profitable t-shirt printing business. Watch as Josh walks you through all the important steps and information you need to establish an at-home t-shirt business so you can start making money as soon as possible!

00:00 - Start
01:23 - 5 Ways to Heat Press T-Shirts at Home
05:18 - What Heat Transfers to Use When
08:40 - Choosing a Start-up Heat Press & A2Z Overview
18:27 - Talking About ROI (Return on Investment)
19:22 - Choosing a Market & Type of Customer
25:07 - Other Resources to Grow Your Business

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[natmor]

This was one of the best informative videos that I've watched in regards to helping me with my custom apparel business. Thank you so much!

[oringo]

Getting the equipment is easy, Getting the customers and having professional style designs is key

[pastor-audreyrobinson]

This is the best video out, , , he is efficient and professional... and most of all he's not wasting time talking about nothing, , , he is informative... thank you!!!

[FreeSpiritMom]

This video has made me so happy. I’m a solo mom living in my car and I want to start my own business. With all of the e-commerce going on, this is perfect. I have so many different ideas though so I will have to market them all separately. Learning all the techniques really help me begin to put this into play.

[Rdicalized]

I admire your ability to deliver so much detailed info so effectively, while continuously preserving the attention spans of your viewers!

[bigceasar]

Probably the best video on this content that I have seen on YouTube. Very detailed, to the point helps a new person getting into the business a chance to not get overwhemed and confused on which direction they should go. This video 5 Star rating from me. Well done team.

[nicolagray]

I have been wanting to start my T shirt business and have been putting it off because I am nervous and thinking it was complicated, watching your video you have motivated and gave me the courage to start. Thank you

[jessdior]

I think every quality product needs to be demonstrated this way. Impressive & comprehensive demonstration

[Lucassanta]

We need a smooth video of every single thing we need to start at home

[ericcraigo]

Home boy was born to make this YouTube

[sylviapatterson]

This is really informative! I love the fact that you teach us and not just sell the product and leave us hanging as to what to do or where to start.

[bensonnganga]

This is the longest educational ad I’ve ever watched. I’d watch a sequel

[williefufu]

Very informative video with a decent normal person, very rare these days. I will look into this heat press.

[kamauwanyoike]

This video is A+ by the way. Very clear and concise and straight to the point. Well done

[AskRemy]

I am 6 minutes into the video. We are a website design / marketing firm. Sir, you are the most professional YouTuber I have seen to date. All of your content is directly related to the subject. No personal talk about nonsense. Thank you.

[fayecooks]

Of all the videos that I’ve watched, this video is the most informative and BEST.
Thank you very much. ❤️

[wrtorres]

The best video I’ve seen that educates you on the different types of printing images.

[treenagomez]

I just wanna say that I appreciate all the great info and demonstrations. I am really excited about my business adventure and through you guys.. Seen a lot of bad comments on Amazon purchase heat presses and no customer service replies or call backs and I don't like the feeling of it so I hate out of state purchasing. So I'm happy to say I will work with you all so thank you for not wasting my time watching your video!

[lenbrown]

I was printing shirts in the mid-70s. I kept 1 copy of each design. They, with washing, still are good. I'm out of the retail market as much marketing was needed. But for 40 years I've made shirts, pants, jeans and PJs for friends.

[BusinessBasics]

Thanks for sharing. Was interested when you talked about different markets; so important for any business to narrowly define who their ideal customer base is and their specific needs and wants. I can see that you used different materials as well for the occasion. Events are a great way to increase your order size. I'll stay tuned for more content!