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If you guys could please help me out by buying one of my tshirts to help me get money for racing at http://misprintdesigns.bigcartel.com/ It helps me alot. Thank you
"MDC" was one of my fav punk bands growing up back in the early to mid 80's
I think you need to spend more time working on your shirt designs, try and come up with something that people would really want to wear. Just some constructive criticism, but it looks as though you whipped those up real quick with not much thought going into them.
Do you have experience with graphic programs such as Photoshop? that would be the 1st place to start, and there are literally THOUSANDS of websites dedicated to tutorials on how to use it. (also quite a few guys here on the forum that kick ass at it)
Not easy just to slap some stuff on a shit and say, please buy it! You need to come up with something people actually want to wear, that is the hard part!
Wish you the best of luck and keep working hard! Shoot me an email/PM if you want more info on photoshop (just add @hotmail.com to my username)
The Shop
Is Misprint your last name or something? Or did you intend it to mean the definition of misprint? (i.e. a mistake in printing, as an instance of printing a letter or word other than that intended.)
Just going off the name and not looking at your product, I would not buy an article of clothing with the name "Misprint Design." It sounds to me like a reject design or product.
I am not here to critic your designs, but do you have actual product pictures? That would help out your sales much more than a photoshopped version of the product.
I am not trying to shoot down your company or anything, just some constructive criticism...
I had a successful "clothing & video production co." here in Hawaii and we sponsored mx, mtb riders and surfers around the country. I put the company on halt while it was thriving because of different goals/ideas.
Just trying to help man...
WFO misprint!
Keep and never lose that spirit of trying to make a way for yourself! Keep quality high and treat your customers like gold; they will make or break you. That spirit can work for you even if you're working for someone else.
Don't quit kid and good luck!
Pit Row
You think your the only one who had to work to be able to ride? I hate to tell you man but almost everyone in this forum had/has to...so don't be so damn bitter, and I'm guessing you'll be a lot happier. But anyway.................
@misprintdesigns: I think it's awesome that you started a website and your trying to get your company name out there! The website looks pretty good, but I agree with Oscottie that you should take some more time with your shirt design. But no one nails it on the first go around so just keep trying different things. Lastly, apparel is a tough business to thrive in. There are so many companies out there, it is hard to stand out. I am not saying it can't be done, but I am saying that if you are just doing it to make a few bucks and it isn't something you are going to work at, it might be best to get a part time job somewhere (As weasel49 said...kinda). But if you are willing to put in the work, then I say go for it man! Good luck and keep us posted.
Google image search turned that up on page one.
Did you buy that image?
Where are you going to get the outdoor moto image you want to use?
You realize that you can't just grab any pic you want and start selling it right?
Putting a bunch of letters and some clipart on a shirt isn't "designing" I suggest you learn a lot more before you start trying to sell them.
Take some design courses and understand what it is you are calling yourself.
If you haven't even seen the design on an actual shirt how can you tell your customer what the quality is?
The new websites that will "print anything you want on a shirt" turn out product that doesn't last for shit.
If you are seriously into starting a t-shirt company, more power to ya but you need to learn a lot more before you start selling stuff.
You only get one chance to gain a customer, do it right or they will remember.
If this is just a cash grab save yourself the aggravation and get another part time job, the $4.35 you make on each shirt ain't gonna cut it.
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