One of my dreams has always been to be a graphic designer for t-shirts. I’ve bought some of my favorite and most cherished designs online for myself, family and friends.
In my journeys online, I’ve recently discovered Teespring. Teespring is a very cool crowdfunding platform for groups, communities and causes to design and sell custom apparel. The seller keeps the profit from the shirt so you can use Teespring as a fundraising tool or to earn some extra money.
Anyone can engage with the site and design a shirt to sell via Facebook, Twitter or anyplace else online.
I have a very cool Facebook group with friends I’ve known for years. We are like family. It would be a blast to design a shirt for our group.
Basically, Teespring does most of the heavy lifting for you! The best part is that the shirts don’t print and ship until a date determined by the seller. This ensures that you have to pay nothing upfront, have basically no risk and don’t have to deal with the right number of shirts to order.
You can have some fun and check out the designer if you go to teespring.com/design. You can upload your own art or work with their extensive library of over 10,000 pieces of art and more than 50 fonts.
The following are some awesome examples of what people have done on Teespring:
A couple sold this “Love makes a family shirt” to raise money to adopt.
Here’s another one which included children’s and toddler’s shirts to help raise money for an 11-year-old to sing in a children’s choir in Hungary.
And, since I live in the Boston area, this shirt is particularly dear to my heart and raised over 85k for Boston relief.
Why not have shirts that mean something to you personally and that you can be proud to sell and wear? I’m looking forward to designing a shirt and fulfilling one of my dreams. What might Teespring do for you?
Disclosure: I was compensated for this post, however all the opinions herein are strictly my own.
Liz @ A Nut in a Nutshell says
It definitely makes a difference when there’s a personal connection to the design!
TAMMY says
That’s a really neat idea – I think my daughter would enjoy making a t-shirt of her own.
Jennifer Quirky Momma says
I’m going to give this info to a friend of mine. Her husband his running across the country to raise money for breast cancer patients. They don’t have t-shirts, yet.
SensiblySara says
What a great concept! I adore the ‘love makes a family’ tee!
Anne - Mommy Has to Work says
It is a nice concept. I would rather buy for a cause.
Jennifer H says
These are cute!
Lisa Noel says
very cool. my boys want to start making their own tshirts with a place like this…
Angela says
I have heard so much about Teespring lately. I need to play around with it to see what shirts I could make!
Jenn- The Rebel Chick says
Absolutely love that all the profit goes to a cause, what a fantastic idea.
robyn says
What a great idea! I am going to see what i can come up with!
HilLesha says
I really like the 2nd shirt – very cute!
Elizabeth (Rock-A-Bye Parents) says
What a great fundraising idea! Everyone could use new t-shirts!
Jiahui says
These are a great idea!!
Krystyn @ Really, Are You Serious? says
What a great idea for fundraising…especially for a good cause.
Texas Type A Mom says
This is such a great concept!
Kelly @ A Girl Worth Saving says
What a great fundraising idea! I love that shirt with the singing dog.
Rylee says
Cool tee’s! Wanna get one too!
Ty Watson says
What an excellent idea and concept!
Rachel says
What a really great idea. I had no idea that such a site existed.
Tonya {The Traveling Praters} says
Love the t-shirts. The Love Makes a Family is super cute!