RE: [BaadAssGremlins] Josh's new Gremlin

[Kevin Hauser <grinding_gremlin@xxxx>]

mmmmmmmyeah, I saw that before..but It is photo
transfer stuff. It only works on white or very light
colored fabrics and objects. Sometimes there is no way
around spending the money if you want something good
quality. Not saying what they do is poor quality, just
not up to my own personal standards. I'm prolly not
going to make Gremwear stuff again for a while. I
currently design retro designs for Blue Hair Action
Wear, a new and up coming company that produces
clothing aimed at baby boomers. I have submitted one
design with a gremlin on it to their sales rep. he
however didn't think it would sell well. I'm still
trying to sneak ways to fit one in. 

--- "Petriew, Kelly" <petriew@xxxx> wrote:
> Kevin,
> 
> If you are looking for a very cheap (as in overhead)
> way of making Gremlin merchandise, check out
> CafePress.
> 
> My friend does this for Philly Flyers "Clark Must
> Go" stuff. The way I understand it is...
> 
> You upload the picture you want, align it on a
> mockup T-shirt/mug/whatever and then sit back and
> let the cash roll in. As people order, the item
> gets created on a 1 by 1 basis.. no minimum orders. 
> Quite simple compared to conventional methods. If
> you are looking for "exotic" items like Hawaiian
> shirts, you might want to try something else, but at
> least look at the link before you spend your wad.
> 
>
http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/sell/merchandise.aspx
> 
> 
> Hope it helps
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin Hauser
> [mailto:grinding_gremlin@xxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 10:44 AM
> To: BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Josh's new Gremlin
> 
> 
> Yup, that was me. I was working on a few more T's
> and
> realized that I couldn't afford to keep doing it.
> I have some new leads to screen printers that are
> more
> reasonable. As long as I can supervise the prints I
> can come up with a quality product. I came up with a
> retro one that looks warn, It kinda looks like the
> trendy surfer designs you see on department store
> T's.
> At any rate until I can do it again I have the
> designs
> stored on my computer. My Idea was to make a
> clothing
> line that was specifically Grem ware...but there
> really isn't a large demand for Gremlin stuff.
> I made a button down hawiian shirt prototype, that I
> plan to wear this summer. It has little Gremlins and
> Gremlin men printed all over it. You can't tell what
> they are until you get close....even then most
> people
> don't know what it means. :)
> Kevin
> 
> --- twa1950@xxxx wrote:
> > Kevin,
> > Were yours the one with the "BAD"
> > Gremlin on the back of the 
> > T-shirt and the Gremlin man on the front. I bought
> a
> > couple of them from you. I 
> > still have them and ware them to car shows. I
> > thought that were pretty nice. I 
> > have only seen three Gremlin T-shirts. The one you
> > made, one on e-bay with a 
> > Gremlin on the front it was nice and Arctic Boys
> > sales one with the Gremlin man 
> > on the front. It is OK but it has an advertisement
> > for his WEB site on the 
> > back. I have seen some on E-Bay where a guy has
> > turned some of the early ads 
> > into T-shirts but I didn't buy any of them.
> > Terry
> > 
> 
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