Commervanfan shop?

[S0updragon]

Never noticed the ‘shop’ link on the home page. Who runs that? American? Etc

 

[Panky]

Cafe Press I think, it tends to be a bit expensive with postage though. Not sure if it's still active.

 

[S0updragon]

Ah. It didn’t look like it was you lot selling stuff.

 

[admin]

It is from us - I had forgotten it existed! a few bought and were stung with import tax - I thought they shipped form the UK now too but as it is in $ I assume not

 

[S0updragon]

I was after a window sticker if you have any uk ones? Please

 

[admin]

If there is enough interest I'll look to moving something into the UK - https://www.spreadshirt.co.uk anyone had any experience with these?
The main thing was to not hold any stock and all are printed to order

 

[Seven]

I haven't used these as a business, just came across them as a consumer buying a T-Shirt from someone and found the company in the smallprint of the label, but they certainly produce a quality product and seem to take all the hassle out of the process as there are no stock costs etc. You just need to send them the artwork as far as I can see and they would print and ship for you. https://www.portwoodprint.com
Hope that helps.

 

[admin]

Thanks I will take a look

 

[booglissamo]

That explains where my wife got me a T-Shirt from a year back and yes paid hefty delivery. She said it came from America which I thought was odd as the vans in the picture were clearly British and on British roads.

 

[Jostein]

That explains where my wife got me a T-Shirt from a year back and yes paid hefty delivery. She said it came from America which I thought was odd as the vans in the picture were clearly British and on British roads.

There are a lot of oddities around, no question. Totally unrelated to this, admittedly, but the short street leading in from the Strand to the Savoy Hotel in London is as far as I know the only bit of public road in Britain where you actually drive on the right. Looks really odd. As far as I know, the reason behind it is that an American had the hotel built back in the day and didn't want any if that "drive on the left" business on his plot. So then it became what it is, even today

 

[booglissamo]

There are a lot of oddities around, no question. Totally unrelated to this, admittedly, but the short street leading in from the Strand to the Savoy Hotel in London is as far as I know the only bit of public road in Britain where you actually drive on the right. Looks really odd. As far as I know, the reason behind it is that an American had the hotel built back in the day and didn't want any if that "drive on the left" business on his plot. So then it became what it is, even today

Can imagine that insurance claim! :-/

 

[Saul]

redbubble might have worked well for nearly everything, just no window stickers though, just normal stickers.