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Here is some honest feedback.
I think that quote/ image works better on the back of the t shirt so I would move it from the front to the back
I would made the front of the shirt blank but you know where a pocket usually sits on the t-shirt, I would put FNS
Your t-shirt fit is so terrible, its not 1960, people do not have box bodies. When you make a shirt, put on that white shirt and tailor it to fit your body.Like take in on the armpits, make the arm holes much smaller; in sense, make the shirt smaller/tighter because people can always size up, sizing down is notalways an option.
your collar neck is so huge, seriously, its not 1960, you really need to open a real style magazine and throw away GQ, Detail, Urban Magazines..
If quality shows through, people will cough the money.
And that inside label does not really matter, it looks like you work on the inside label more than anything and thats plain dumb.
Move from generic to form flattering, your message will push better because your shirt fit will not be like everyone elses.
Your need to be 100x more creative with your image design though. It screams urban hood apparel and we all know its suppose to be cheap.
I think that quote/ image works better on the back of the t shirt so I would move it from the front to the back
I would made the front of the shirt blank but you know where a pocket usually sits on the t-shirt, I would put FNS
Your t-shirt fit is so terrible, its not 1960, people do not have box bodies. When you make a shirt, put on that white shirt and tailor it to fit your body.Like take in on the armpits, make the arm holes much smaller; in sense, make the shirt smaller/tighter because people can always size up, sizing down is notalways an option.
your collar neck is so huge, seriously, its not 1960, you really need to open a real style magazine and throw away GQ, Detail, Urban Magazines..
If quality shows through, people will cough the money.
And that inside label does not really matter, it looks like you work on the inside label more than anything and thats plain dumb.
Move from generic to form flattering, your message will push better because your shirt fit will not be like everyone elses.
Your need to be 100x more creative with your image design though. It screams urban hood apparel and we all know its suppose to be cheap.