21 Apr
2020
21 Apr
'20
6:48 p.m.
On Tuesday 21 April 2020 11:25:48 deloptes wrote:
Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote:
In US, we may run into such a dilemma.
If made in a sweatshot (by indentured workers, i.e., slaves, or children, or
people kept in cages and starving), it will only end in bad publicity, and
TDE would not look good in the press.
If not made in such a place - but rather made by workers who are treated right
and paid enough, who work in decent conditions - they will be exorbitantly
expensive, and nobody can afford them.
I buy most of my stuff as second-hand shops, anyway, so if I see some TDE polo
shirts or t-shirts after a couple more years, then I will definitely buy
them, if they are in my size. (By the way, I am built like a football player,
although hardly in the same shape that I was 40 years ago. What are the sizes
available? Looking for XXXL in US sizes ...)
Bill
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T-shirts come for < 5.- per piece, but you
need a market for it. Can't
remember it beeing worth the trouble if you don't want to go big.
the imprinting (I think this is the term) in small quantities cost more and
the quality is also important.
I wouldn't buy something in this price range, also if possibly not made in
China or Bangladesh or similar, but this might be too much.