When I clicked into the design center I was impressed with how user friendly it was. First you pick your product-which style, size and color shirt you want (as a plus size woman there was only 1 style choice but lots of colors to choose from). Next you can look through the templates they have to help make designing your shirt even easier. I chose not to use a template for my design. Then you choose your image. They have some images you may use or you can upload your own. My shirt doesn’t have an image on  it. Next you enter the Type area where you decide what you want your shirt to say, what font and font color you want to use and how you want your text aligned. Lastly there are drawing tools and distress effects you can choose from to put the finishing touches on your shirt. Then you save your design and put it in your shopping cart. Once I knew what I wanted on my shirt the design process took less than 15 minutes.

I ordered my t-shirt on the 19th, received a shipping confirmation on the 21st and it arrived on the 22nd! That is speedy for a custom designed shirt! The shirt I created cost $24.99 plus shipping which I felt was a fair price for a single run, custom designed shirt. My shirt fits great and I got a lot of comments when I wore it to our homeschool activities last week.

The only thing I would do differently is next time I’ll put the website on the back instead of the front. The entire design and ordering process was easy to use and the shipping was remarkably quick. If you are in the market for custom t-shirts, they make great Christmas gifts, make sure you check out Fibers.com.

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