Click to view our Accessibility Statement or contact us with accessibility-related questions
GourmetKickz Custom T-Shirts
01 / 12
GourmetKickz Custom T-Shirts
bookmark_border
Where's the price?
To negotiate the best possible price for our customers, we agree to hide prices prior to logging in.
10 requests
Product Description
We’ve already given you the opportunity of injecting some stunning style into your sneakers, but what if you’re looking for a fashion statement that’s closer to eye level? Produced by Chef at GourmetKickz in the same creative prints as his Custom Nike Roshes, the GourmetKickz Custom T-Shirts let the whole world see your wild side Read More
search
close
Sort by: Newest
keyboard_arrow_down
scohoe
3
Aug 23, 2014
Nike, where a shirt can cost you $60 and we'll tell you it's a deal because of how awesome the shirt is, but in all honesty we get them made for $0.50 from a cheap labor factory.
GourmetKickz
85
Chef
Aug 23, 2014
Nike calls this material "Dri-Fit" my shirt supplier cannot call it Dri-Fit since Nike owns the trademark for "Dri-Fit". The name simply refers to the tight weave polyester mesh which wicks sweat away from the skin. In the shirt industry this mesh is referred to as "moisture wicking". It is not a magical proprietary material that only Nike owns, it is popular in the fashion industry but since it is spun differently it costs much more. Therefore NOT all polyester shirts have this moisture wicking property.
The feel of the shirt is nearly identical to Nike's "Smooth Dri-Fit fabric" and therefore much different than $20 ebay shirts.
GourmetKickz shirts are pressed 1 by 1 by 1 person, they are not pressed in a factory on cycled machines, therefore the shirts are pressed twice on each side for a near perfect transfer. Once to ensure the flattest surface for transfer, and again for the transfer itself - at which point the transfer graphic is carefully aligned and a new graphic source file is used for each and every size to ensure the proper scaling of the graphic so a size small's print is proportional to a size 3XL's print. Many companies used the same exact source file to print all sizes resulting in a proportion that seems off or smaller sized shirts having cut off graphics.
All the graphics used on these shirts are generated by me, they are not just downloaded and then printed. Some of the source files have over 100 layers in photoshop (namely the Easter 420, 420 and Birds of Paradise)
All of the above factors result in my suggested retail price of between $100 and $125 Massdrop is offering them as low as $60 with no sacrifice in quality if enough people commit to buy the shirts from GourmetKickz using the Massdrop system.
The feel of the shirt is nearly identical to Nike's "Smooth Dri-Fit fabric" and therefore much different than $20 ebay shirts.
GourmetKickz shirts are pressed 1 by 1 by 1 person, they are not pressed in a factory on cycled machines, therefore the shirts are pressed twice on each side for a near perfect transfer. Once to ensure the flattest surface for transfer, and again for the transfer itself - at which point the transfer graphic is carefully aligned and a new graphic source file is used for each and every size to ensure the proper scaling of the graphic so a size small's print is proportional to a size 3XL's print. Many companies used the same exact source file to print all sizes resulting in a proportion that seems off or smaller sized shirts having cut off graphics.
All the graphics used on these shirts are generated by me, they are not just downloaded and then printed. Some of the source files have over 100 layers in photoshop (namely the Easter 420, 420 and Birds of Paradise)
All of the above factors result in my suggested retail price of between $100 and $125 Massdrop is offering them as low as $60 with no sacrifice in quality if enough people commit to buy the shirts from GourmetKickz using the Massdrop system.
Madddope
1
Aug 22, 2014
I would've at least considered some of these shirts as the designs are pretty cool but the tacky shoe logo ruins the aesthetic imo
kotters
44
Aug 22, 2014
They look dope, but I can't rationalize paying that much for a tshirt made in India with some print on it.
TooChill2thrill
7
Aug 22, 2014
no theyre not. these shirts are awesome for music festivals. but they should be at most $50. Asking for $75 is a little much.
[Moderated due to offensive and inappropriate language]
[Moderated due to offensive and inappropriate language]
Recent Activity
Related Products
Drop Refurbished
Like-new products you can trustDrop Rewards
Get $5 for every 500 points you earn! Learn more
Drop Keyboard Club
Become a member and expand your keycap collectionCollaborate With Us
For Brands & DesignersFollow Drop