You might want to consider social media when designing your t-shirts.  With an image or logo printed on the full front of your shirts your message will get even more exposure when the people wearing your shirts post their pictures on facebook and Instagram.  ALWAYS design a shirt that you can imagine becoming (for one reason or another) someones favorite t-shirt.  It might be the way it looks, it might be a cause that the shirt is associated with, it might be remembered as a nice gesture and it might get worn hundreds of times.

Don’t, when handing out t-shirts, ask someone their size.  It is better and less intrusive if you ask them ‘What size would you like?’.  They may see the shirt that you are offering them and think that it would be perfect for someone they know rather than for themselves or they may just feel that the asking of their size is a little more personal than they would like this transaction to be.

Larger quantity = lower unit price, be careful not to order a quantity just under a (quantity) price break.  White shirts are least expensive to print on, dark shirts (for a couple of reasons) are most expensive and light color shirts are priced between the two.  Give your printer time to print, the cost of rushing a project is almost always passed on to the customer.  Get the shirt and print (or prints) that you are happy with…  Purchase wisely but be careful that you end up with shirts that you and your company, club or organization can be proud of.