I Didn’t Set Out To Be Ordinary Papa I Set Out To Be The Best Papa I Can Be And That Hasn’t Changed Shirt

We all love our T-shirts and want to make them last I Didn’t Set Out To Be Ordinary Papa I Set Out To Be The Best Papa I Can Be And That Hasn’t Changed Shirt. We want that concert tee to stay clear and vibrant. The problem is that prints can crack, flake, and wear away, or slowly fade with time like the memories of that concert. Meanwhile, the fabric gets roughed up, stretched, and discolored. It’s all very sad. Here’s the good news: you can totally avoid that fate by following some simple steps.

I Didn’t Set Out To Be Ordinary Papa I Set Out To Be The Best Papa I Can Be And That Hasn’t Changed Shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

I like the logo I Didn’t Set Out To Be Ordinary Papa I Set Out To Be The Best Papa I Can Be And That Hasn’t Changed Shirt. It has a cool retro and vintage look reminiscent of a wax seal. There are also shades of a Japanese stamp type seal which they might be going for because there is some Japanese text in the lower half of the logo. As I said, I like the logo but I think it works better in the larger sizes that you can see on their social media accounts that on the website. I would increase the size and center it on the page so people would really notice it in order to help increase brand recognition.

In general, the site design is OK. When you arrive at the homepage, it doesn’t take you a second to know that this is a place where you can buy t-shirts and if you scroll down you can see that there are other products available too. But it’s very busy and the design rules are inconsistent. And even without scrolling down I can see at least 8 different font sizes with various font types. I really think that websites promoting/selling art should be as simple as possible and this is especially true for the home page.