How to Create a T-Shirt Product Menu — 1-on-1 Class
Stop making selling harder than it needs to be.
If every customer asks “What shirts do you have?” “What brands do you use?” “How much is this one?” and you find yourself starting from scratch every time, you need a better system.
This personalized 1-on-1 class will teach you how to create a simple, profitable T-shirt product menu so you can present customers with clear options, quote faster, and sell with more confidence.
What You'll Learn
- 👕 How to choose the right T-shirt blanks for your business
- 📦 Where and how to source quality blank apparel
- 💰 How to calculate your costs and price your products for profit
- 📋 How to build a simple, professional product menu
- 🎯 How to narrow down your options instead of overwhelming customers
- ⚡ How a product menu can help you quote customers faster
- 📈 How to structure your products to make selling easier
- 🧠 How to select products based on quality, cost, availability, and your target customer
- 💡 Real-world examples you can apply to your own apparel business
Stop Selling From an Entire Catalog
One of the biggest mistakes new apparel businesses make is trying to offer everything available from every supplier.
Your customer doesn't need 75 different T-shirts to choose from.
You need a carefully selected lineup of products that you understand, can source consistently, know how to decorate, and can sell profitably.
We'll work on creating a product menu that makes sense for YOUR business.
Know Your Products. Know Your Costs. Know Your Price.
Instead of searching supplier websites every time a customer asks for a shirt, you'll learn how to build a system around products you've already researched and priced.
The goal is simple:
Fewer Questions → Faster Quotes → Easier Decisions → More Sales
Personalized 1-on-1 Guidance
This isn't a generic prerecorded course. Bring your questions, current suppliers, products, pricing, and ideas.
We'll focus on helping you create a product lineup and pricing structure that you can actually use when talking to customers.
Stop reinventing the wheel every time someone asks for a quote.
Build your menu. Know your products. Know your prices. Start selling.