I just discovered TeeSpring. / myLot

United States

December 28, 2015 5:58pm CST

Have you heard a website called Teespring? It's a very interesting website where you have "campaigns" of designs for t-shirts and you'll only make money if you sell a certain amount during these campaigns which can be like 3,5, or 7 days. I just found this though so I'm still trying to figure it all out.

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Kevin

@kevin1877uk (36988)

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29 Dec 15

All the best with that, I hope you sell some.

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Kevin

@kevin1877uk (36988)

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29 Dec 15

@Bellatricks Yeah it is, ley us know how you get on with it.

Bella

@Bella128 (2471)

• United States

29 Dec 15

Thanks, it's always exciting finding something new online.

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AmberLynn

@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)

• United States

29 Dec 15

I don't know exactly how it works either but I see a lot of these shirts on facebook because of the pages I have liked and the interests I have indicated. The shirts can be expensive so I imagine it's only really profitable for organization and teams as well as those who have a knack for catchy well catch phrases that people just "have" to have.

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Bella

@Bella128 (2471)

• United States

29 Dec 15

Yeah, I did find out today you can set your own prices though. I think I'm going to go for low prices and low profit first until I really figure it out.

AmberLynn

@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)

• United States

29 Dec 15

@Bellatricks Well good luck to you on it!

patgalca

@patgalca (18174)

• Orangeville, Ontario

29 Dec 15

I've bought several items from TeeSpring. On one occasion they sent me a shirt in a colour other than the one I ordered so they let me keep the sweatshirt and credited the money back on my credit card. I love the company, but have to cut back on purchases. I went a little overboard with two sweatshirts and three tee shirts. I also ordered one that never came because the campaign was over and they didn't do another run. That's also why I didn't get the sweatshirt in the right colour after the mistake, they weren't doing another run. I considered designing a tee shirt for our writing group but got little response from our members. If you don't sell 30 then they won't print them. I don't think anyone outside our group would want one.