Comments on: edun LIVE http://www.indigoclothing.com/blog/edun-live/ Indigo Clothing Blog - News from inside Indigo, the t-shirt printing industry and cool t-shirt sites reviewed. Sat, 17 Dec 2011 03:19:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: edun http://www.indigoclothing.com/blog/edun-live/comment-page-1/#comment-13249 edun Mon, 01 Oct 2007 13:52:24 +0000 http://www.indigoclothing.com/blog/edun-live/#comment-13249 Hi Alex, thanks for posting about us. Perhaps we should be more clear about our pricing when we send the brochure...though that's challenging due to our pricing structure...maybe you have a suggestion? It works as follows: there are three registration levels (Individual, Business, and Reseller), and three pricing levels within them (Piece, Dozen, Case). So we're looking at 9 different possible prices for an item depending on those two factors; the most expensive combo would be an Individual buying a single Piece, the least expensive would be a Reseller buying a Case, and everything else falls in between. We provide PDF price lists on our site once a user has registered that cover everything in detail, and a registered user on the site will always be shown the price applicable to them so there's no confusion. As far as the quality of the shirt, we use 100% combed ringspun African cotton in a specific weight (145 g) that is not particularly common, but is rising in popularity among fashion blanks...perhaps it's the fabric weight that makes it feel "cheap". As an aside, I decided to wear one of our shirts inside out because I wanted the logo on the outside; there was a tiny size tag sewn into the shoulder stitching (we no longer do this) that I thought I could just tear out easily with my hands. It took me about 15 minutes of wrestling to finally do it, so the shirts are definitely built solid! :) Thanks again for taking the time to write about our shirts, and let me know if you have any other questions we can help with. Best regards, Erik Hi Alex, thanks for posting about us. Perhaps we should be more clear about our pricing when we send the brochure…though that’s challenging due to our pricing structure…maybe you have a suggestion? It works as follows: there are three registration levels (Individual, Business, and Reseller), and three pricing levels within them (Piece, Dozen, Case). So we’re looking at 9 different possible prices for an item depending on those two factors; the most expensive combo would be an Individual buying a single Piece, the least expensive would be a Reseller buying a Case, and everything else falls in between. We provide PDF price lists on our site once a user has registered that cover everything in detail, and a registered user on the site will always be shown the price applicable to them so there’s no confusion.

As far as the quality of the shirt, we use 100% combed ringspun African cotton in a specific weight (145 g) that is not particularly common, but is rising in popularity among fashion blanks…perhaps it’s the fabric weight that makes it feel “cheap”. As an aside, I decided to wear one of our shirts inside out because I wanted the logo on the outside; there was a tiny size tag sewn into the shoulder stitching (we no longer do this) that I thought I could just tear out easily with my hands. It took me about 15 minutes of wrestling to finally do it, so the shirts are definitely built solid! :)

Thanks again for taking the time to write about our shirts, and let me know if you have any other questions we can help with.

Best regards,

Erik

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