Dungeon Meowster Meowster Dnd Cat Do You Even Crit shirt

The images above are t-shirts from our friends over at Dungeon Meowster Meowster Dnd Cat Do You Even Crit shirt. We like printing ethically sourced and organic cotton shirts and Stanley Stella are world leaders in sustainable t-shirts and merchandise. Clearly, you don’t need to choose organic products or this brand. However, getting the blanks right is an important part of any print run and that also applies to summer promos.

There are a number of factors to consider. The cut and fit of the t-shirt are a big deal, one that is largely dictated by your target market. Will a unisex garment work best or do you need specific male and female styles? There’s no doubt that regular fitting is a safer bet with printed t-shirts, for summer promos or other uses, but they might not be right in your case. Fashionable slim fit or trendy oversized could be perfect if you’re aiming at a younger audience. A cropped, boxy style might work best for a promo that’s focused on women.
V neck shirts might be a nice alternative to standard crew necks.
Weight and material are also worth thinking about. Heavier cotton shirts are generally popular, yet something lighter could be more appropriate in your particular circumstances. Lighter weight cotton or possibly a blended fabric that’s floatier and feels more summery. It might not be the decisive factor, but the season itself has a bearing on the ideal weight.

Dungeon Meowster Meowster Dnd Cat Do You Even Crit shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

The design Dungeon Meowster Meowster Dnd Cat Do You Even Crit shirt, as mentioned above, was created by a child and that’s what it looks like. Well, either that or a pretentious artist. I was actually able to guess it was a potato before I researched it so well done, kid. My guess was actually “potato monster” but I like the title “angry potato” more. The ink is soft and smooth. I can’t find fault with the quality.

But let’s get back to the design. I get that parents love their kids’ artwork despite the lack of skill or perhaps because of it? And I could appreciate wanting a t-shirt with your kids’ artwork on it. I’m just not sure that people want other people’s kids’ designs on their t-shirts. Basically what I am saying is that I couldn’t see myself buying one of these t-shirts.