7 Responses

1. Lindsay

   January 17th, 2008 at 3:50 am

   1

   Hi Andy,
   Thanks for mentioning the Spreadshirt blog and for sharing this video!
   Lindsay

2. MiNGLED

   January 19th, 2008 at 12:59 pm

   2

   Useful comparison. You’re right, this should have been done ages ago. At least it confirms I made the right choice by going with Spreadshirt.

3. Rick

   April 10th, 2008 at 2:15 pm

   3

   Great post, I have wanted to start a CafePress site for years but now I’ll jump right in to Spreadshirt!

4. yojay

   June 15th, 2008 at 3:46 am

   4

   I’m not sure this is definitive, since they don’t get into much detail about what the microscope is actually showing. Plus, they didn’t show the same section of the design on the Spreadshirt shirt. A final price comparison would have been nice, along with annual shop fees, shipping & handling, etc…

   MiNGLED: I’m not sure how you can say this confirms anything. The Cafepress shirt they showed was a few years old. Show me a bright white on black on anything after a few years.

   To be transparent I will state that I have had a Cafepress Shop since 2004 and I am mostly happy with it. I am more frustrated that as of the time of this comment they still don’t offer 2-sided printing on dark t-shirts. I will keep searching for the definitive comparison, since my loyalties are for sale to the company that makes me the most money.

5. Brad

   March 21st, 2009 at 12:29 am

   5

   ROYALTY FREE Graphics for your t-shirt designs

   Graphic River just launched.
   I’ve been waiting ages for this. A way to quickly increase my t-shirt designs, using stock images and then adapting them to my needs.
   Not sure how stock images can be useful to you?
   Checkout http://www.stockinaction.com for some ideas.
   Freaking awesome.

   What is GraphicRiver?

   GraphicRiver is an Envato Marketplace.
   At GraphicRiver you can buy and sell royalty free layered Adobe Photoshop Files, Vector Graphics, Icon Sets and Add-ons for Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. It’s like having an entire graphics department at your fingertips!

   Files are priced from just one dollar, based on the complexity, quality and use of the file.
   Anyone is free to sign up for an account and begin trading or purchasing files.

6. j

   May 7th, 2009 at 1:27 am

   6

   Man, that host needs to shut the hell up.

7. Peter

   June 14th, 2009 at 1:21 am

   7

   Thanks. Another resource to sell my stuff.
   I have Zazzle, GCU, CafePress and Supprint.
   Currently Supprint sells more volume orders for me.