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Good work on setting this up. I think I've heard of a similar concept before, but using t-shirts. Setup an "exclusive" t-shirt range, of nice cotton white t-sh
by laurencei 10y ago
Good work on setting this up.
I think I've heard of a similar concept before, but using t-shirts. Setup an "exclusive" t-shirt range, of nice cotton white t-shirts.
The t-shirt would include a picture/logo/design, which was $X - where $X was whatever amount you wanted to pay for the t-shirt.
So you could walk around with a t-shirt that said $100 - or you could walk around with a t-shirt that said $1,000,000 - and people would you know you spent $1m on that t-shirt...
- keesj 10y agoHaha yes I've had similar ideas before. The problem with that though is that they can be easily faked (e.g. anyone could design/print a $1,000 t-shirt). – It's also less like to go viral than something online. That said, I like how it brings the idea to the physical world.
- laurencei 10y agoYeah - that's what I thought when I heard the idea as well - someone just prints the same t-shirt with $1b - and the concept it gone. But your idea keeps it exclusive... Good luck! :)
- smt88 10y agoShirts are too easy to fake
- ryanlol 10y agoNot necessarily, could use a higher end fabric to make such significantly more expensive. e.g. http://www.sunspel.com/uk/mens-sea-island-crew-neck-t-shirt-mtsh4000-white.html http://www.sunspel.com/uk/mens-sea-island-crew-neck-t-shirt-...
- smt88 10y agoHow would someone be able to verify that walking past you on the street?
- ryanlol 10y agoInstall a GPS tracker in the shirt and put a huge QR code in the back allowing you to verify the shirts current location on the official website.
- keesj 10y agosmart thinking!
- VictorLeboda 10y agoHi, you can also use a bubble code http://www.prooftag.net/ http://www.prooftag.net/ which can't be reproduced added with the QR Code in the back ;)