1. Simplify It. When designing a T-shirt, it should be simple. There shouldn't be too many words, colors, or prints. A colorful and fun shirt is great, but colors that do not blend can be unappealing. Less words on a T-shirt help people really understand what the message is on the shirt.
The example to the above shows a simple yet classic design, with the words “Already Loved. Already Chosen.” This design allows for the message of the shirt to be heard clearly.
2. Consider the Audience. It is important to note who you want to buy the shirt. If selling to younger customers, choose designs and language that younger people will like. Be careful not to use designs that are too specific. If nobody likes your shirt but you, then you will most likely be the only one buying it. This design above allows for the seller’s creativity to shine through, yet is not too specific to where buyers would be discouraged from buying it.
3. Choose great quality.Comfort is just as important as style. Don’t be afraid to use a higher quality shirt, such as one from Comfort Colors, when designing your shirt. You may find there will be more people willing to buy your shirt if it is not only stylish, but comfortable as well! This organization's shirt quality when creating and designing their shirts. This allowed them to travel not only in style, but comfort as well! Get started on a T-shirt project with our team today! Connect with us here.
