Thread: How many want a souvenir T-shirt that reflects your cruise instead of a generic one

I agree that Cafe Press and Carnival don't have the best prices.
Shirts to give to my clients come from Queensboro. I find the quality quite good and the
prices very reasonable. Sometimes, you have to do a minimum order, but I have gotten great buys on polo shirts. I have not purchased any T-shirts, but would imagine that the quality is good, since they offer an unconditional 10-year guarantee.

For full disclosure purposes, I do have an affiliate link on the site in my signature.

Ma Cruise

I have bought a few shirts.. two from special group cruises... and I do like them.. I would love to have some ship shirts... but many do not sale the larger sizes in the colors or designs I want.. Go figure..
But I keep writting the cruise lines to add larger sizes for all to enjoy their line of clothes...
Good poll by the way..

I don't wear t-shirts but I had custom ones done up for the kids and our friends kids when we took our first Disney Cruise together. DH does pick up the generic ship ones when we cruise.

I'd be happy with a generic or stock shirt if I could only find one in my size. Alas, that never happens. On the other hand, this making your own shirt has merit. A lot of those custom print places have a MUCH wider range of shirt sizes. When I was buying shirts for my organization, I had a few large men in the group, and I was able to get up to 7X for them.

all of the stuff cruise ships trys to sell, you would think they would add that idea to the list!

I would much rather have a t-shirt with print of the itinerary and ship that I am sailing on then the generic one.

I brought a couple of shirts on our cruise last year, one of the shirts did list the ports of call which I really liked.

Christine

Still wear my NCL Norway T-shirt from 1998.