Pricing Strategies: How Much To Charge For Your Clothing Products (T-Shirts, Hoodies, Hats, Etc)

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About This Video:

In this video, Rob talks about the different pricing strategies for your clothing brand. When you are pricing your products - whether it's t-shirts, hoodies, hats, etc it's extremely important to know your market and strategically determine the price range that best suits your type of clothing brand.

[hustlnwithkkev]

you always pushing better content on youtube than all the others. i learn mostly from your channel. about to lauch my brand this summer

[twes]

So I had all my shirts priced at $20-$22, no sales. I raised my prices to$25.99, I had two sales overnight 🥴

[VuongHoangNL]

Amazing information. I first heard of you today through your podcast. This channel provides valuable information and inspiration to push forward with my ideas. Thanks a lot Rob!

[irfan]

thanks man your videos and content on facebook help me always so much

[unogo]

This is a great basic intro to pricing but there is one key element that would be great to address in another video and that is, Retailer Markup.
If I try to wholesale my $5 tee fir $10 but the retailer marks up x3, then my tee will cost $30 at a retailer that sells other brands for $20. This means that I need to lower my costs to lower the wholesale.
A bit more complex but worth a video - thnx Bahd!

[chumaakuchie]

Another top informative video.Thank you bro. 🙏🏾

[SMgrewp]

Thank you. This video has been very helpful.

[charliesamples]

On point as always. Thanks for the latest education.

[persistenze]

But how do I price my clothes with no competition in the niche I'm going for?

[damarisrivas-checo]

Hi, what will be pricing percentage when making shirts for fundraising organization?

[bullmaguire]

Hey I have a question about tech packs. If you work with a graphic designer, so they provide the tech packs? I'm very confused about this subject and I don't know much about it. Thank you for reading this.

[katharinabayer]

Hey Rob :)
Do you print your own shirts or use print on demand?