Anyone make tshirts for Disney?

[casper_jj11]

If so, where do you get your shirts from. Seems many from the US order from jiffyshirts.com and they're prices and colour choice are amazing but they don't ship here. Any place similar that someone can recommend?

 

[tjbaggott]

I had purchased some at Michael's craft store (but only when they go on sale, which is several times a year), and have also purchsed from Wallmart. THis time of year they get the solid colored shirts out (mainly for kids though), and are of a much better quality than the Michael's shirts.

 

[BELLEDOZER]

I like the 100% cotton t shirts that are in a 3 pack from Michaels. If you wait for a 50% off coupon then they are worth it. I have just done up 3 t shirts using the abstract MMH design from the DISign boards that I found awhile ago, and in my opinion they turned out better than with the traditional 50/50 shirts that Michaels has. The fabric paint that I used was better absorbed into the shirts, and didn't wash out as easily. JMHO, and have a great day!

 

[casper_jj11]

Thanks! I was hoping there may be an online place where I can get the same colours for everyone, adults and kids. I'll havea look at both michaels and walmart just to see if I can find the right sizes with matching colours.

 

[wdw-ocd]

I've always picked mine up at WalMart. They have a lot of different solid colours for $4 each.

 

[C&B Young]

+1 for the Jerzees shirts from Michaels. They're usually on sale for $4-5, and they hold up remarkably well - no shrinking or fading whatsoever.

 

[casper_jj11]

Thanks to everyone! I dropped into Walmart yesterday and found shirts for the kids at $3-4 each and adult shirts for $7-9. I'm still going to look at Michaels since I don't have all matching colours but the shirts look great!

 

[squirrel]

We did the Tie-Dye Mickey Shirts twice.

I bought shirts from Michael's, Wal-Mart and Marks Work Warehouse. I don't think I paid more than about $5 each.

I also bought some T-shirts from Wal-Mart to make into dresses.

All of the shirts are still in good condition.

 

[holidaygirl]

I custom made each of my sons a t-shirt for when we celebrated there birthday at the parks. Simple white cotton shirt with computer generated iron on shirt transfer, everyone was impressed and wished them a happy birthday, and the boys felt extra special.

 

[candielips]

H&M right now has a large selection of basic tees and tanks.
I picked up a tank for my DD for $2.95 and one for my son for $3.95.

 

[tink1969]

Please NO more Tye-dyed shirts! The idea is old. Not to mention that other families will be there wearing the same awful tacky looking shirts. Sorry to those that like the tye-dyed look but come on! I even witnessed a cast-member ask a couple (with a smirk on his face) if there had been a sale on their shirts.

I'm not saying to not do shirts...just be creative and do something different! Add some BLING to the shirts for the girls. All girls/women love to sparkle!

 

[Eeyore's the Best]

I designed and ordered mine from tshirtmonster.ca. It was simple to design and worked out to about $15 a shirt or so and I didn't have to bother with all of the the hassle. I had someone on the Dis to the family pic (i did the faced with different Mickey Ear hats) and then just uploaded the design.