AAA tees??

[niche]

Hey, i saw on some post where someone was talking about alternatives to American Apparel. Someone mentioned AAA tees. I searched online but couldn't find a web site. Can someone give me info on where to buy wholesale?

Thanks

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[greentalks43]

Goto a local craft store, a t-shirt printing shop. No need to buy em wholesale, they are like 2-4 bucks a shirt. However they will feel like crap compared to an American Apparel shirt.

"Patience, both we and our words are overproduced by influence"

[niche]

really. Ok. I like the feel of American Apparel. The only complaint i have is it's cool if you are a really small guy. I printed some store tees with them and a lot of people didn't buy them bc they have such a small fit. Also, i ask the guys who usually screen print and make my stickers. They said they hadn't heard of AAA? That's why i wanted a looser fitting tee, but yeah i don't want it to feel like cardboard, ie your typical skate/surf tee.

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[greentalks43]

http://www.tshirtswholesale.com/aaatshirt.htm 12 shirts for about 20 bucks

number is 1-888-899-0888 and the email is [email protected]

Edited by greentalks43 on Dec 4, 2005 at 02:19 PM

[thomas_highstreet]

fuck man.. "7XL" that is nuts..

[niche]

what your thoughts on these tees? Do they have that typical hard feel like most skate tees or are they softer like an american apparel?

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[Ziddy]

Quote:

what your thoughts on these tees? Do they have that typical hard feel like most skate tees or are they softer like an american apparel?

--- Original message by niche on Dec 4, 2005 02:32 PM

One of my brother's band shirts is AAA. I'd say it's just your average t-shirt, really.

[eastcoastrider27]

Yep. It's your standard t-shirt.

What I like about them is that they are less "boxy" than Gildan.

They're not soft like American Apparel, but they will last longer.

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[SENDkylHISPASSWORD]

Good luck getting these wholesale, but usually GAP, Banana Republic, Club Monaco have some excellent soft ts for a decent price. I get most of my ts from there. I also like the hanes 3 packs. The are really thin though and rip easily and chafe at first.

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[eastcoastrider27]

Anyone know where you can get AAA's online in a variety of colors for a decent price?

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[thomas_highstreet]

Quote:

Anyone know where you can get AAA's online in a variety of colors for a decent price?

--- Original message by eastcoastrider27 on Dec 4, 2005 04:20 PM

ermm..

4th post down.

[eastcoastrider27]

What I meant was a variety of colors within a dozen.

I don't want to buy 12 of the same shirt, I'd like 12 different colors.

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[Bronson]

http://www.alstyle.com

You can buy single peices.

You have to set up an account, but it's not anything really.

I ordered a mix of black, navy, white and heather. 13 shirts total and it cost me like $20.

had them in a few days.

[eastcoastrider27]

Good looks Bronson!

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[Stuffed Tongues]

on the west coast,

there are tons of "3 for $10 t-Shirt" stores,

and all of them carry AAA.

they are thicker, and better fitting that Fruit of the Loom.

opposite from American Apparel.

plus, they dont shrink all retarded, like how some companies do.

if they do shrink at all, its a uniform shrinking.

rather than like the sleeves staying the same length, but then you got a belly shirt.

grimey retarded