Just go through something like Cafe Press: http://www.cafepress.com/make/design-your-own
Super easy. Just type the words or upload the design. And done...you can buy one at a time for $19.99...any size or style. Anything words you can type or image that you can upload. The website handles everything very easily.
You can also create a store if you want. No website or blog needed. Just hand out the links to your store to whomever and however you want. Super dooper easy. Literally takes seconds to a few minutes. (Just be aware that if you are selling in a store that you can't use copyrighted or trademarked designs, slogans, etc. For individual items for yourself, sure, they won't stop it. For a store that you'll promote publicly, you can't use, for instance, the trademark "University of Pittsburgh" or any image/logo that is copyrighted or you may find yourself with a cease and desist from CLC or other licensing agencies.)
But just so it is clear, the only t-shirt I will be wearing to Pitt games says "Pitt" and nothing else. But freedom of expression is what it is.
Super easy. Just type the words or upload the design. And done...you can buy one at a time for $19.99...any size or style. Anything words you can type or image that you can upload. The website handles everything very easily.
You can also create a store if you want. No website or blog needed. Just hand out the links to your store to whomever and however you want. Super dooper easy. Literally takes seconds to a few minutes. (Just be aware that if you are selling in a store that you can't use copyrighted or trademarked designs, slogans, etc. For individual items for yourself, sure, they won't stop it. For a store that you'll promote publicly, you can't use, for instance, the trademark "University of Pittsburgh" or any image/logo that is copyrighted or you may find yourself with a cease and desist from CLC or other licensing agencies.)
But just so it is clear, the only t-shirt I will be wearing to Pitt games says "Pitt" and nothing else. But freedom of expression is what it is.
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