T shirt displays

T-shirts are sold at every type of retailer imaginable- from gift shops and specialty apparel stores to grocery and sporting goods stores. Given the variety of t-shirts and sizes available, T-shirts can be challenging to merchandise. So, what is the best way to display a t-shirt?

I am a fan of using the Tee itself rather than printed signage. Here shirts are displayed quite naturally on Do-It-Yourself T-Shirt Faceouts.

Here is a very efficient example of Styrofoam-Backed T-Shirt Display in a Back-to-College setting, with thick blocks of shelf-opening-size Styrofoam backer.

I wonder whether this Selling T-Shirts by the Crate point-of-purchase display qualifies as its own self-shipper, because it just might.

A Rod and Chain T-Shirt Display that requires only minimal, or Do-It-Yourself, fixturing. Wood cross bars supported by chain createspace

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Holiday season is here. For many of you, the holiday season also means craft fair season. I have never set up a booth myself, but I have always been fascina ...

T-Shirt Rack ( With NeckSaver): Don't ever iron your T-shirts again! Give your first-string tee rotation the respect that it deserves. Every decent human being has a dozen or so T-shirts that they wear on a regular basis. Some of them are concert shirts, some are them from co…

A Rod and Chain T-Shirt Display that requires only minimal, or Do-It-Yourself, fixturing. Wood cross bars supported by chain createspace