Sarah Williams walks through her complete T-Shirt Club workflow for a design called "Just Breathe," from selecting artwork to ordering shirts and emailing files to the screen printer. The whole process takes about three hours. It's a practical look at how she manages a small apparel production pipeline.
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Doing my tasks for this morning, I thought it would be fun to work on the T-Shirt Club workflow and show you how I work on my tasks. Let's dig in. I'm clicking into the task. You can see all the little subtasks in my workflow for this particular tee. I'm going to start with the design. I chose Just Breathe. I've got one of my blankets and the shirt it's going to go on in the box. Check off Design Tee. Now I'm going to save this design into my file and I'm going to create the mockup. So now I can check off save that and create the mockup design. Now I'm gonna go in here and I change the color of the design to blue so I could make a sticker. Check that off my list. The next thing that I wanna do is I need to go in and actually order the t-shirts to be printed. So here I am ordering all the sizes, making sure I have the right shirt. Check, check. And the last thing on my workflow here is that I wanna put all the details into an email, send that over to my screen printer with the design files. So that he knows the t-shirts are on their way. So this took me about 3 hours to complete, but now I've got everything done for my t-shirt club for next month.
