Philadelphia Eagles A J Brown Jalen Hurts DeVonta Smith and Travis Kelce signatures shirt

Starting a t-shirt business has much in common with any kind of Philadelphia Eagles A J Brown Jalen Hurts DeVonta Smith and Travis Kelce signatures shirt. The basics, those fundamentals for any operation, also apply when it comes to custom branded apparel. Before you go do anything else, try to identify your target market. You need to have at least an inkling of who is going to want, and be willing to buy, your products. Is it mass appeal or niche? Male or female, young or old? By the way, whilst choosing a unisex base shirt stops gender becoming an issue for the fit of the finished garment, it doesn’t mean your design will have unisex appeal. Here are eight possible factors that will define a target market. There are many more, the permutations are numerous, and even the more specialised of them can provide a solid base for sales. Having an idea of who these potential buyers are is incredibly beneficial when starting out and will be a useful reference for the future. Basically, ask yourself the question. Who is going to see your artwork on a t-shirt and say to themselves: ‘I’m gonna fork out some hard-earned cash because I need that in my wardrobe’.

Philadelphia Eagles A J Brown Jalen Hurts DeVonta Smith and Travis Kelce signatures shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

There is a logo on the front of the t-shirt but the main design is on the back, so I will focus on that Philadelphia Eagles A J Brown Jalen Hurts DeVonta Smith and Travis Kelce signatures shirt. The white and red colors look good on the back and the composition of the design works. The content of the design, however, has no meaning for me and therefore doesn’t interest me. It might spark a conversation but if I were wearing it and someone asked me about it I would just say that I don’t know what it’s about.

OK, I’ll be direct here. I don’t understand the design. I have a feeling it’s just garbage with no real meaning (feel free to enlighten me). I live in Japan where they love to put English text on t-shirts. The meaning is not important but rather how the words look or even in some cases what the individual words mean. If I had seen someone wearing this in my neighborhood, I would have just thought to myself “there we go again with the nonsensical English t-shirts”.