I could be mistaken but I heard a lot of stories of people having their art stolen and sold as tees on that site. I wouldn't recommend it personally for that reason alone

That's literally every site that serves that purpose. Hell, that's literally every site, period.

“...Mr. Peabody shirt”


What? Who said that?

I don't think I've used TeePublic, but I have bought silly furry things bags and stickers on sites like that before. So.. Worth investigating the investment? :)

i would use teespring. It works great for me and i still get a good cut of the profit

I'm using teepublic and like them a lot so far. I don't know entirely how they compare with some other places but in my experience it seems to me like they take good care in making sure the print quality is a decent likeness to whats uploaded. Also, i love the quality of the shirts they offer a lot. There are quite a few places that seem like they use 100% heavy cotton for everything and idk..i just find those to be awful shirts in terms of comfort. Teepublic offers a lot of heathered tees and softer/lighter thread blends that, for me, make them far more wearable. Anyway i dont know if any of that is useful but that's been my experience so far haha <3 hope it can help! c:

There really should be a guide somewhere about the pros and cons of Teepublic vs. Redbubble vs. CafePress vs. Spreadshirt vs. whatever else is out there that I'm out of the loop about, from someone who has experience with all of them. Specifically print quality, which I've always been wary about from services like this.