Woody wrote:I think there is a huge market opportunity for well-designed, dare I say, somewhat "fashionable" sports/licensed merchandise. 90% of it is absolutelly horrid
Houshphandzadeh wrote:Woody wrote:I think there is a huge market opportunity for well-designed, dare I say, somewhat "fashionable" sports/licensed merchandise. 90% of it is absolutelly horrid
I think that's right. UNDRCRWN - makers of the &&&& shirts you've probably seen - are doing quite well, according to a recent issue of Paper.
And now that I mention it, a
Jimmy &
Ryan &
Chase &
Cole &
Brad.
shirt would be pretty sweet.
Houshphandzadeh wrote:Nice. I need to track that down. Undercrown might let you just customize them, I forget.
jamiethekiller wrote:Houshphandzadeh wrote:Woody wrote:I think there is a huge market opportunity for well-designed, dare I say, somewhat "fashionable" sports/licensed merchandise. 90% of it is absolutelly horrid
I think that's right. UNDRCRWN - makers of the &&&& shirts you've probably seen - are doing quite well, according to a recent issue of Paper.
And now that I mention it, a
Jimmy &
Ryan &
Chase &
Cole &
Brad.
shirt would be pretty sweet.
there's one just like that. he also printed the shirt in your avatar. let me grab a pic of the shirt if i can find it..
http://photos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak- ... 45_894.jpg
Bakestar wrote:Good Lord I have completely missed the boat on this ampersand trend.
Houshphandzadeh wrote:Yeah, that's pretty terrible.
Bakestar wrote:Good Lord I have completely missed the boat on this ampersand trend.
Bakestar wrote:Good Lord I have completely missed the boat on this ampersand trend.
jamiethekiller wrote:http://3rdtestament.blogspot.com/
thats the site with some of the shirts. the &&&& are only left in xlarges.