Which DIY t-shirt design company is the best? Why?

CafePress

40% (4 votes)

Spreadshirt

10% (1 vote)

Zazzle

50% (5 votes)

Total votes: 10

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um... Zazzle Has American Apparel too.

Submitted by lizabot (not verified) on Mon, 2008-04-21 02:07.

do you research dude...

Zazzle has American Apparel as well...

I say CafePress, because

Submitted by Clarence (not verified) on Thu, 2008-03-20 16:07.

I say CafePress, because they normally use American Apparel, which in my limited experience produces better quality material.

You should rap with Baratunde about his Zazzle Obama shirts -- (likely he will co-sign with what I mentioned here).

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