The imprinted T-shirts that you keep and wear can tell a lot about your life, your interests and your priorities.
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Fabric, Fit and Fun: How to Sell a GREAT T-shirt
Why would someone choose one T-shirt over the other? Think about what would make you spend $25 on a shirt, and use that knowledge to help customers create unique and impactful apparel.
Read MoreUrban Outfitters’ Latest T-shirt Design Accidentally Promotes Gang Violence
What would you do if the media drew a correlation between your latest T-shirt promotion and an infamous Chicago gang symbol? Just ask Urban Outfitters.
Read MoreHow to Sell a T-shirt for $120
Step 1: Be Kanye West. Step 2: Don’t not be Kanye West.
Read MoreThe 5 Best T-shirt Designs for Total Slackers
Equal parts ironic-mastery and legitimate design prowess, a great slacker tee is the perfect mix of beauty, minimalism, and eye-rolling laughter needed to say exactly what the wearer wants to communicate about his or herself. And since we’re all more or less in the business of perfect expression via T-shirt, I thought it might be cool and helpful and informative to look at some of the best slacker-esque designs out there floating around on the internet today.
Read MoreAnd the Winner Is…
The 2012 Teen Choice Awards was a mixed bag of fashion. Here are three T-shirt options to keep your next promotion cool and practical.
Read MoreProduct Spotter: Free Gear at the Broad Street Run
A first-hand listing of the many promotional items given out before, during and after the Philadelphia’s 2011 Broad Street Run.
Read MoreCrowdsource your Designs
Bloomberg Businessweek ran an interesting article a few days ago about the website Threadless and how they select which T-shirt designs to sell. I thought there were a couple ideas worth considering when working with promotional apparel.
If you’re not familiar with Threadless, the site mixes standard online retail T-shirt vending with American Idol-esque voting.
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