How much would you pay for a shirt?
Sir, As a purveyor of erotic sexual encounters and other exotic fare, I have plenty of monetary funds of which to dispense. Therefore, if the shirt were comfortable, breathable, and emotionally moving (like a work of art), I would be willing to pay around $8,164,866.59 USD. Sincerely, Dr. Creedence Hallowedshire, M.D.
How much do you pay for t shirts?
Depends on the t-shirt... if it is a souvenir shirt I am willing to pay $15-$20 dollars. If it is just a graphic tee, maximum I pay is $12
How much would you pay for a dress shirt (men)?
$60-100 is an average price you'd pay for a really good shirt from Macy's or Nordstroms. However, companies like Ross, Marshalls, TJ Maxx and even Nordstrom's rack have the same shirts for a lot less. For example, at macy's a nice dress shirt might cost $65...but at Marshalls, the same shirt might be $20...
How much would be too expensive to pay for a shirt for North American and European people? Is $40 a fair price?
US Perspective:Depends on the type of shirt. A nice dress shirt would run around $40, and could easily cost more, depending on the material and quality. A simple dress shirt with a collar made out of cotton and without any special qualities would run $19–35. A fancy dress shirt made out of silk or high quality synthetics, by a reputable brand, could easily cost $50–100.A plain t-shirt with no design (ie. plain white) would run about $2-5, and anyone charging $40 for a single t-shirt that did not have a design on it would be laughed at.A t-shirt with a design and logo would run $15–25 for most commercial designs. In this situation you are paying for the logo and design on the shirt, and paying to support the cause, business, sports team, etc., depicted. $40 would be very expensive for a t-shirt, and most people would not be willing to pay that much. The main exception would be t-shirts that are sold commemorating, say, a sport championship of a team that is very popular, and also very greedy.For most common shirts, $40 would be too much in the US.
How much would you pay for someone to tailor your t-shirt (retail <$20) and how much time would it take for you to do it yourself?
I can taper a t-shirt that only need a simple adjustment at a side seam in about 30 minutes including the try on when it's for me. For a customer, I would take more time and care, but I have no time to sew for others and no desire to do boring sewing for myself. Personally, I learned to sew because paying to alter inexpensive clothing is not cost effective for most people, including me. Pay $20 per hour or any amount that is fair to the skilled seamstress to alter a tee that cost about $20? Nope. I can afford it now, but I just won't pay for it.I would tell a guy who likes a slim fit to look for those style of shirts whether called slim fit or athletic fit and save the money in alterations or just buy an inexpensive sewing machine used and learn basic sewing techniques. Altering a side seam on a tee or adding vertical darts to a dress shirt us not that difficult.
How can I advertise my T-shirt and how much do I have to pay?
Wear it in an online video or picture that will get a lot of exposure. Even just going places, taking selfies, and posting the pictures on google maps. My pictures there havent gone viral, but one of cars covered in snow, in Clute Texas near Galveston has almost 30,000 views. Another of a motel in Gravois Mills, Mo. has close to 10, 000. At $10 per shirt plus shipping that's $400,000 gross. Post everywhere you can for free. Put your email or web site in the caption. Send me 1%.
How much would you pay for a T-shirt that you really like?
The first thing I ask myself when I want to buy anything is “Do I really need this?” . Usually the answer is no, so I would remember the T-shirt I liked so much and buy it when I really need it.But if the answer is yes, I wouldn’t pay more than $30 for a T-shirt. When buying a T-shirt, the quality of material can’t really vary that much (you can get a T-shirt from decent material for around $10) and all in all it’s still just a T-shirt. You will wear it for some time, and then you will buy a new one. You won’t be more comfortable wearing a $300 T-shirt compared to the $30 one.I would probably order a custom made T-shirt with some cool print, something like this
How much would you pay for a shirt autographed by Sick Puppies?
is it an actual sick puppies shirt, or a chilli cook off shirt? if it is a sick puppies shirt, the price you can sell it for will depend on if **** still available at shows or online here http://sickpuppiesmerch.net/store/ . The ones available at shows (as far as I know) are the long grey "burn" shirt, the new emma manga shirt, the new red heart shirt, Shimrock, white balloons, a tour shirt, and the camo shirt. If you have one of those or one on the merch site, you're not going to get anyone to buy it for more than face value, as they could just get it online for the same price and directly support the band. If its a shirt that is no longer available, you might be able to get a little more for it.If it is a chilli cook off shirt, not many people, except those who were there, will buy the shirt. you have to consider that the fact that the shirt is signed is really not worth much, considering anyone can go see the live and get a shirt signed themselves hope that helped!
How much should I expect to pay for custom made shirts in Davao City?
I cannot answer your question directly but I will answer in a way that will help with the other question you have that I also cannot answer beause I am not in that area. Costs can change depending on where you actually reside.When you come here there is one thing that stands out and that is everybody has something for sale. This is pretty much a poor country and the profit margin is very thin. For instance there are many sari-sari stores. They typically will have candy. You go to a super market and buy the same candy and you will see that they make just a few pesos for the entire bag of candy (30 pieces) at best. A Filipino can do more with a few pesos that any foreigner, that’s for sure!