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How do I start making t-shirts with my branding logo at home? Does anyone know a cost efficient way of starting something like this with the product links? I seen some machines for it on Amazon but wanted a better understanding because I have no clue Before you start a business, did you ask yourself this simple question? How is my business different from any other embroidery businesses in the area? Before investing your time and money in purchasing equipment, conduct thorough market research. Then write your business plan. How are you planning to grow your business? How much would that cost you to start, even at home? What would be a specialty of your business? Who are your customers? Look around for other similar businesses in the area and examine how they operate. Only after careful research and calculation of all expenses, proceed to look for the equipment.