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ST Clothing Opinion Request: Which of these t-shirts do you think would be the better choice for a trial production run?

Posted by RelutantCynic (God of Twigs and Berries) (aka ReluctantCynic) Jun 6 '22, 15:44

I'm ordering some t-shirts as part of a trial run for a business venture. I'm working with a vendor who recommended either of these t-shirts as the stock for a 25-shirt test run:

#1: Gilden Ultra Cotton

https://www.alphabroder.com/product/g200/gildan-adult-ultra-cotton-t-shirt.html?color=56

or

#2: Next Level Cotton

https://www.alphabroder.com/product/3600/next-level-apparel-unisex-cotton-t-shirt.html?color=bs

All shirts will be the same color (black or dark grey) for the trial run. Then we're going to work with different color combinations for text and fabric in future runs.

What say you ST? Any preference?

Responses:

Door #3, American Apparel -- nm - Reagen Jun 6, 15:52 1
- Actually if that's an option... -- nm - spamlet Jun 6, 16:20
Personally, I don't like Gildan tees. They tend to be thick and don't usually have a soft feel. I don't know Next Level but I like the look from - Krusty Jun 6, 15:50 2
- I did some quick reading and Next Level seems to be a well liked mid-priced tee. -- nm - Krusty Jun 6, 15:55
- But they make so many types of tees it's hard to say how this one is without feeling it. I know Supreme uses Gildan Hammer tees for their t-shirts. - Krusty Jun 6, 15:52
I've always liked Gilden, I'm not familiar with the other brand. -- nm* - Meg Jun 6, 15:50
I usually see Gilden. It seems alright. Doesn't mean it's the winner of this showdown, though. -- nm - Beryllium Jun 6, 15:46

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