Disney vaca tees

[pelusa214]

I'm sure this has been asked a lot, but I can't seem to find a simple answer:

What website can you recommend for family vacation tees (a reliable, reasonable, and low-maintenance one where an un-creative person can get nice tees without spending hours and hours or tons of $$)?

 

[guinness408]

I've been looking around for this info too.... Saw cute stuff on etsy but pricey since there's 8 of us going.

 

[Mrs Lapo]

Hi, I don't have a website recommendation but I do have another suggestion. You can simply copy and past a few images off the web into a Word document and then print it out onto iron on transfer paper to make your own t-shirts That is what I am doing! I found the mickey hands pointing it's thumbs up towards the person wearing the short and just types in "this girl is going to Disney World" underneath. Just remember to flip it so that the printing is backwards so that it will appear legible when you iron it onto your t-shirt. I am making those for the plane. And then I found the Mickey Head logo's that are dressed as other characters for each of my kids. You can buy the paper at your local craft store or order it from Amazon like I did. Good luck!

Also Pinterest has a lot of do it yourself shirt ideas that you can even do with your kids like the tye dye mickey shirt or the dip dot bleach mickey shirts. Very simple and fun to make. I'm waiting until after our big reveal to make these with my kids. I'm hoping they turn out as nice as the pics. Enjoy!

 

[craftymissbeth]

We are taking a large family vacay in October and my BIL is making their family shirts from Custom Ink... I'm not sure the price, but they're cute and it doesn't seem too difficult.

 

[Disneyaddictz]

I found a local embrodery shop who charges 13 for appliqué shirts. So I buy cheap shirts and tanks from anywhere (clearance racks or hanes plain ts) then I find ideas from Pinterest or Etsy. This way I know it fits and I don't pay shipping. I also have been doing this for years now so I always grab plain shirts when I see them for $1 or $2. Also you might have some plain tops that you can make new again!