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Doesn't sound like the front will be cool enough to justify the back. What if when we presume it is? Ideally, McDonalds-like t-shirts will be the minority of t
by gghootch 14y ago
Doesn't sound like the front will be cool enough to justify the back. What if when we presume it is?
Ideally, McDonalds-like t-shirts will be the minority of the t-shirts you will be able to choose from. What if it is a t-shirt courtesy of your local Radioshack?
Moreover, you'll be able to see in advance what company is sponsoring the shirt. Don't like McD? Choose another one!
- lmm 14y ago>Doesn't sound like the front will be cool enough to justify the back. What if when we presume it is? What I meant is, I can't imagine a front so cool that the overall t-shirt would still be cool. (And if you came up with a t-shirt front that cool, you could sell it with a plain back for $50 and make a tidy profit without all the complexity of this idea). >Moreover, you'll be able to see in advance what company is sponsoring the shirt. Don't like McD? Choose another one! I'm not seeing that anywhere on the page. If true, that changes things; as long as the photo verification isn't too much faff I'd happily sign up for t-shirts from companies I actually like.
- gghootch 14y agoI can't imagine a front so cool that the overall t-shirt would still be cool Can't please anyone, although it does not hurt to try. I'm not seeing that anywhere on the page. Pitched this idea once at some startup contest. Judges didn't get the concept. Spoke to other contestants and later stage judges that did get it; advice #1 'simplify, simplify, simplify'. Although I can talk on for an hour detailing the concept, it's best not too cause information overload.