Step 4 = This is the price you should compare and try out Step 3 = (Price #1) + (Price #2), all divided by 2 to get the average Step 1 = (cost of supplies) + $12 per hour worked Just presume it takes me an hour to make 1 shirt for this example. Let's also presume that it takes me 30 minutes to design the shirt, 10 minutes to cut and weed the shirt, another 10 minutes to heat and press the shirt, followed up back packing for delivery. If I buy a t-shirt and a piece of HTV for this project, I might pay $8.53 (including tax). Let's also say I am only using one color of HTV and only need one sheet of vinyl for the project. Let's say I am crafting a simple t-shirt that has some HTV cut and pressed to the front. Look at an example of pricing a t-shirt with this method. Does your price fit based on products you compared it to? Does your price feel fair for the amount of creativity, work, and emotion you put into your product? Think about your price and whether or not your price fits. Do not worry if your price is higher or lower than others. Step 4Ĭheck this price against other products in your market. Write this number down on a piece of paper as Price #3. Next, divide this by 2 to get the average number between Price #1 and Price #2. Write this number down on a piece of paper as Price #2. Take your cost of supplies and multiply them times 3. Write this number down on a piece of paper as Price #1.
Step 1Ĭonsider your cost of supplies and add $12 for each hour you spent on the final product. Here is a 3-step guide to help you understand a quick way to price out your custom, handmade products. Or, "How much should I charge for a custom shirt?" Have you ever asked yourself, "How much should I charge for a tumbler?". Drop Ship Sublimation (NO LOCAL PICKUP AVAILABLE).Drop Ship Rolls (NO LOCAL PICKUP AVAILABLE).Cool-Dri Performance 100% Polyester Shirts
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