Custom made T-Shirts are as American as apple pie and Chevrolet. I can remember going into a T-shirt shop with my dad when I was eight in the 1970's and marveling at all the cool surf and car designs covering every square inch of the place like wall paper.

I picked out a mean looking picture of a black and tan dog with the simple word ROTTWEILER underneath. The man asked me what color T-shirt I wanted and I chose grey. He obliged and opened the hissing machine's lid and laid the shirt down flat. He centered the print and closed the lid.

As we waited the machine began to hiss and the store began to fill with the faint sweet smell of a hot iron on "something synthetic". I could hardly wait I was so excited. After a few minutes he pulled out my brand new custom Rottweiler t-shirt and held it up for my approval. I remember grinning from ear to ear. I still have that T-shirt.

    Ever since then I have always entertained the idea of opening my own T-shirt shop. After all, that store was there for many years and I'm sure that store owner made a tidy profit.

    Well things have changed since then but the concept is still a good one. After publishing WebMarketer.me I decided to have a few T-Shirts made and went looking for an affordable shop online where I could have a few custom shirts made. I found one. Not only could I have a custom T-shirt made but I discovered I could fully control the design process and choose the style of shirt I wanted.

 So I got started. After making a few I realized that not only could I order custom shirts but I could also open my own store and sell my shirts. Not only that, I was also given the option of creating and submitting my own designs for resale on the open market. Fantastic.
And the really cool thing is, there was no charge to open a store!  

If running your own online T-Shirt store is something you think you might like doing click on the T-shirt image and get started. I have tried and tested several sites on the Internet but none have been anywhere near as good as this one.

And feel free to email me with a link to your store. I would love to see what people are doing. Making custom T-shirts really is a lucrative hobby. Good luck!