Eddie, I still like your idea of a print that you could colour in yourself.
I've got some of these and they are pretty good.
Colour in, iron and you're good to go.
The range from around £1.80 per pen, although if you shop around there are probably some deals to be had.
Something a tad more serious but yet still (more?) fun.
The idea is you receive a plain t-shirt with a black and white design which you can then colour in yourself so that it adds a bit of personality to your shirt.
Here is what you would start with:
and with a 5pack of fabric pens included in the sale (for an extra £4) which you only need to buy once if you order more than one shirt or share the pens with your friends. The pens will colour in your designs and give you some individuality in colour.
this way no one will have the same fucking shirt and people will actually have a bit of pride wearing them as they got the colours to match their bike or personality. Nothing more annoying than turning up somewhere to see that half of your mates are wearing the exact same t-shirt in the exact same colours.
also should I add the text "reveal your true colours" to the shirt or does that sound crap and will ruin the simplicity of the design?
Any criticism?
ahh cheers dude, in that case ive re-edited my entry....the tee's will be supplied with one of these
5 colours for £4 a box plus the cost of the shirt.
the colour application also comes in 5 easy steps
Wash and dry fabric.
Place a protective backing (card or thick paper) underneath the fabric.
Draw your design directly onto the fabric.
Allow to dry
Cover with a clean cotton cloth and iron on the hottest setting.
if there is enough interest i can design the graphic with some risers too (and i will reposition the londonfgss.com to a more convenient spot)
ahh cheers dude, in that case ive re-edited my entry....the tee's will be supplied with one of these
5 colours for £4 a box plus the cost of the shirt.
the colour application also comes in 5 easy steps
if there is enough interest i can design the graphic with some risers too (and i will reposition the londonfgss.com to a more convenient spot)