I am going to this electronic music party and I am gonna sell these there. I want to sell as much as possible so not such a high price but not too low to respect my time doing them. Most of them are 100%cotton some are 70% I have trifted all of them but I feel I got better quality clothes for cheaper price from the second hand. Also I just got them out of the washing machine, that's why they are a bit wrinkled. Help me price them.
I made those t-shirts, how much should I charge for them?
I would say to consider how much your time and labour is worth, how much you paid for materials, and use that combined amount, along with potential taxes, as a basic minimum fee for the shirts, and then add a 60-180% mark up fee where you add an additional fee on top of the cost it took you to make the shirts, (Remembering to calculate the time you spend as a portion of the cost by granting yourself a labour fee for making the shirts that is added to the cost of the sales). That is your profit and this profit can be used to expand your business or fund your lifestyle.
If you do light colors maybe consider specific designs like the foliage. Otherwise darker colors on the ink blots because the faded ones just seem like shirts that got messy or worn. Like a worn illusion. But the bold and clearly divided colors gives (me) the impression it was intentional and artistically done. At least consider this on these ones where it’s only 2 colors. If it were multiple and faded colors it wouldn’t appear to be stained but intentionally designed/crafted. They loo lenders though. They came out great and I love the designs, the concept of it.
I think with more interaction with these pieces and art materials you’re gonna progress/advance/bloom these styles a LOT. It will definitely raise the price levels for sure. Especially if some used more high priced materials. I’d assume!
Best to you! If my budget hadn’t been tight I would’ve bought the numbers I listed and pay for shipping too. They really hold a unique edge and lots of potential.
You are the best, thank you for boosting my confidence level ❤️ If you were in my town I would totally give you, your favorite.
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I don't know. $15-$20 would get the most action for sure. You could price higher but depends what people are used to paying I guess. If you start too high, a lot of people won't even bother trying to negotiate and they'll just skip it. welcome back. you're hot. i'd buy one just to get a chance to hit on you if i was there. 🤣
Pricing handmade t-shirts can be a bit tricky, but there's definitely a sweet spot! Consider setting a price between $15 to $30, depending on design complexity and material. Since you've thrifted quality cotton shirts, highlight that aspect when selling them. If you appeal to the party crowd with unique designs, they'll appreciate the value. Make sure the price respects your time and effort while remaining attractive for party-goers looking for something special. Enjoy the party and good luck with your sales! 🎉👕
Bella girlll thank you, that was such a good reply. Thank you for the advice, you are the sweetest. I think those designs are not so unique, but tonight I am gonna make a new batch of shirts with some paintings on and show them
They're really unique. I think somewhere in the $25 to $35 range. Price them at the high end and see how they sell. If word gets around and they become popular, then you've found their value.
If you find they're moving too slow for you to recoup your time and effort in making them, sell them for $25. But remember you need to BREAK EVEN FOR TIME AND MATERIALS.
If you are spending too much time or too much on materials for these shirts to pay you back, then sit down and reconsider. You need to make a profit on time and materials.
That's only best for online tho, you said you wanna sell them at a place so I'd say keep it in the 8 to 12 range, I'd say 12 would be a reasonable price, good profit, also it might save you time to go on one of these sites like Alibaba or temu and buy brand new blank t shirtsb in bulk, it will save you time on thrifting and they are brand new, brand new always increases price
That's the whole point of negotiation, the cheaper the better, you wanna go the highest possible they want the lowest, even if they can afford it, it's all about getting a good deal,
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