Profitable T-shirt Business - 5 ways to make shirts at home

Let's explore 5 methods for making custom t-shirts at home. Use one of these methods to start and scale your business. I'll explain each method, we'll break down the equipment needed and the cost per print to figure out which method will be the most profitable for you.

T-shirt making methods
Screen printing

Heat Transfer Vinyl

Sublimation

DTF Transfers

DTF print at home

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Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:28 Business assumptions
2:40 Screen Printing
5:20 HTV
8:53 Sublimation
12:46 DTF Transfers
15:44 DTF print at home
19:30 Recommendations
21:46 t-shirt suppliers
23:18 Final thoughts
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[lindajeanhouse]

Thank you for your help in how to start a business. This was truly amazing for me as I've been toying with the idea for a while.

[sonjaslancauskas]

This was a fantastic video! I have been through all of these processes except screenprinting. Started small with a cricut (that I still use!) doing HTV, bought a printer and converted it to a sublimation printer, then started buying full color DTF prints, and now I have a DTF printer that I use every day!! My printer was much less than $7000, I ordered it off Amazon (after tons of research) and have had no problems with it. Something I think you might have failed to consider is that once you purchase your own DTF printer, you can begin not only selling shirts you make the transfer for, but you can sell the actual transfers. I have sold a ton of customized prints, for birthdays, Christmas and other special occasions, even prints with peoples picture on them! Families love to match so that is another thing to consider, family Christmas shirts, family reunion shirts, and the list goes on and on!! It's a simple way to recoup some of that start up cost!

[rickyscurvy]

thanks for this video! explaining how each process works and their limitations was super helpful