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I printed shirts in college. The technique they are using is poly ink, white base, with colors over the top. Standard Hanes T. I promise you, all total, the shirts cost no more than $8. For what they charge(~$30/shirt) they should be printing on AmericanApparel style shirts, using discharge for the whites, and water-based inks instead of the "chest plaques" they currently use. The benefit would be a much softer hand for the shirt, and MUCH greater durability through multiple washes. If they followed such techniques, their price might go up around $5-6 total. For a base cost of close to $15. If you guys can't make profite on a 100% markup, then you suck badly at your jobs. Keeping in mind, all these figures were based off my knowledge of making between 50-100 shirts per order. I'm sure at the quantities they are purchasing, all prices are HIGHLY overestimated. Total trash. Would NEVER order from them again. I could probably go to a local printer and have a one-off made for around the same price but of better quality
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