Vending Tip - Heat Pressing At An Event

[@monicachavez4040]

Yessss! Simplify! That’s what I’m working on! I’m super nervous about doing my first event but I’m definitely gonna try it!

[@Oparejoseph]

Brandoh ..... Much respect from Ghana

[@kencosta71]

Man I’ve been watching you for a few years now and you ALWAYS on point with the info! TY

[@Oparejoseph]

I Just started 5 days ago.. U always on point.

[@Huerak]

Appreciate you. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@dc-plod-cristo9378]

I see them do this at the Down town LA alleys or Santa Monica shops. They have the heat press in the shop and if they don’t have the one you want in your color or size they press it up for you. It’s a bit more complicated outside of a shop, especially with the power situation. If you have the opportunity to bring your heat press for an event I would suggest you at least try it once and see how it works for you. Thanks Brandoh, great advice as always, God bless 🙏🏽

[@samtolbert8558]

Massive help! I’ll share my progress as it goes. All Bite🦈

[@zachswartz9310]

Appreciate you man!! I’m getting ready to vend at a reggae fest and brought my press and transfers. This video is great just to hear it from your perspective. I pressed about 20% of my inventory with designs and then left the rest blank so I didn’t have to go all in and can offer different designs on different garments.

[@seven13apparel]

Great advice there fam! People can get ahead of the game and get the schedule of the local team for the season and plan you color combos.

[@BigBrandoh]

yup. some soccer fields and baseball fields will have like 6 games in one day. you check the calendar and know what teams are playing that day, bring those color shirts and start slangin. one of the basketball leagues i used to do this at would do 4 games in the morning for younger kids and 6 in the afternoon for older kids. 10 games is 20 teams in 1 day. easy money!

[@seven13apparel]

@@BigBrandoh damn! Making a killin!

[@pjtkd7498]

Awesome information, thank you

[@rief.1376]

Thx for the info...Right on point as always!!

[@USOzOGEE]

Appreciate all your vids!!

[@djgrandauto8541]

Damn good content. I used to do ABKC dog shows and slang shirts. Got to bring a generator and help. I don’t miss lugging all that apparel, tech and dogs. Aye don’t forget the Square for credit and people asking to charge their phones at events. 😢

[@TamiT3]

Did the shirt s with the numbers have a team name or anything on the front?

[@jusdaniel9243]

Hey I want to start to sell my own brand polos but where do I buy the blanks and any information on where I should start

[@NorthYakima]

Where can I get pre made number transfers for soccer jerseys or cotton shirts

[@darleneberry4753]

Hi Big Brandoh! When you're at an event, do you have your tees pre-packaged? Or, do you have them laid out or hanging?

[@raysanchez6189]

The city events i go to around here don’t allow generators for my heat press 😫

[@MasterScreenPrints]

How many shirts should one take Abe how many designs?

[@BigBrandoh]

that all depends on your budget and what you feel comfortable selling. if somebody can only afford 2 dozen shirts, they should only bring 2 dozen. dont ever go broke tryna get rich. work within your budget. do your research of the event, foot traffic, potential customers etc... make educated decisions based on your research not based off of what somebody on youtube tells you. all shows are different and all situations are different. if somebody on youtube tells you to bring X amount of products, theyre full of shit. cuz not all shows are the same and not all budgets are the same.

[@MasterScreenPrints]

@@BigBrandoh thank you for the feedback

[@pickman79]

What kind of transfers you said to get?

[@BigBrandoh]

plastisol transfers/screen printed transfers. check the links in my description for the companies i order from

[@Dizmajiz]

If you do this you should also bring a fire extinguisher 🧯 in case of emergency. Better to be safe.