> > I'm not sure what you mean by a deadline, though. I just figured I'd offer them for sale "while supplies last," and once it's over, it's over.
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> The two times I've done this before, I needed the money up front, so I said I've got to have the checks in by n date. These days I have a real job so I could front the money.
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> If you're in a situation where you've got the cash to buy several dozen shirts, then you don't need to specify an order deadline. You should get a good price break on six dozen white two-color front-only shirts.
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> You should try to get heavyweight t-shirts (or at least 100% cotton). They'll be sturdier.
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Sam already ordered 25 or so before the first RinkUnion (check out the pics to see everybody wearing them), and he sold about half of them. So he already knows how much they would cost, what they would look like, where he would get them, and yes, they are heavyweight. Just thought I'd clarify.

-Leen