Custom 8-Bit T-Shirts?

[goob47]

So, here it is: Any 8-bit sprite, any size shirt. What would you pay?

[wiggyx]

Honestly, $15 or less. It's not like there's any effort involved in making something like that, so I would feel no need to pay the price I would for something with unique artwork.

Go to spriters-resource.com, copy file into T-Shirt template using any number of Adobe products, scale selected sprite, send to printer. Virtually free money.

[goob47]

Sorry, forgot to mention they're hand-done, not that stupid iron-on crap. I'll post a pic tomorrow.

[bb_hood]

I would never pay 20$ or more for a t-shirt.

10-15$ is more what you should expect.

[Tanooki]

$5-10? Not $20 that's for sure. It's a T-Shirt after all.

[MarioMania]

$10 for a Shirt

[wiggyx]

Sorry, forgot to mention they're hand-done, not that stupid iron-on crap. I'll post a pic tomorrow.

Silk-screened?

[o.pwuaioc]

I voted $20, but honestly, I'm really not all that interested in a $20 t-shirt. I instead ought to be replacing and adding button-down shirts.

8-bit ties are a bit tacky, right?

[wiggyx]

I wouldn't go with anything less than a 32-bit tie. Gotta dress to impress :P

[PizzaKat]

Id go to 20 if it was really good

[Rickstilwell1]

Sometimes you can get them from Club Nintendo if you buy a bunch of games over the years and register them all at once. I got that 8-bit Mario 1 characters shirt. I probably wouldn't sell it but I wonder how much someone would buy one of those official club Nintendo prizes for out of curiosity.