How to start a Clothing Company

20. December 2008

How I became one of the top online t-shirt companies by being a nice guy

I own the 5th ranked online t-shirt company (according to blog exposure) and I'm sharing all my secrets. Learn the rules to getting your t-shirts reviewed by t-shirt bloggers and watch your traffic increase and your sales come pouring in.

9. December 2008

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Sixteen word of mouth techniques to increase your traffic

Do you want more traffic on your website but don't have the money to pay for advertising? Here is a list of 16 word of mouth techniques that will increase your traffic and keep your money in your wallet

22. October 2008

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Branding: The Linty Fresh Experience

Linty Fresh is an up and coming clothing company that have done an amazing job branding themselves. I got the opportunity to ask Eric Terry, the mastermind behind Linty Fresh, a few questions about his brand.

9. December 2008

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The Science of Relabeling

Here’s a great article from The Art of Apparel about relabling your shirts. There are a few ways to do this but the two most popular are printed tags and woven tags. Its totally a personal choice but these are some things to think of. Woven tags have high minimum orders so it will be a larger up [...]

9. December 2008

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Design To Print (a quick video about making t-shirts)

Here’s a quick video by AKT enterprises about making shirts. AKT also runs merchspin which offers great print quality at affordable prices. var addthis_pub = 'kruse'; var addthis_language = 'en';var addthis_options = 'email, favorites, digg, delicious, myspace, google, facebook, reddit, live, more';

8. December 2008

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How to Make Your T-Shirt Shop Stand Out and Sell More

As web designers and t-shirt addicts we’ve learned a few things about what goes into making a t-shirt shop a killer success. So we put together this article on the details that a lot of people overlook when designing their stores. We hope you find it useful.

8. December 2008

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Johnny Cupcake’s Do’s and Don’ts for Starting Your Own Business

John Earle, above, started the "Johnny Cupcakes" brand as a joke. Now his cupcake-themed T-shirts, at $40 to $70 each, are flying off the shelves of his store on Boston's chic Newbury Street. Here are some of Johnny's Do's and Don'ts from an article on npr.org

15. November 2008

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Edgillustrator’s Design Process

Hey everyone :] There’s been a lot of people asking how I do my stuff, I normally hate it when people ask me but as a lot of yous have helped me out I thought it was the least I could do. Okay well the piece I’m going to be showing is one of my more [...]

15. November 2008

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7 Creative Ways to Promote Your T-Shirt Store Online

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15. November 2008

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15 T Shirt Business Pitfalls

Starting up a new t shirt business is no easy task, especially in today’s economy. So it is essential that you properly plan out your ventures to ensure success. Below is a common list of pitfalls many t shirt business owners encounter when launching a clothing line. I hope that this list will help you [...]

15. November 2008

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10 Ways Your Tee Shirt Business Can Improve

Looking to improve your monthly tee shirt business sales and conversions? Well you have come to the right place, because today’s article is all about improving your tee shirt business! We have put together 10 great ways to fine tune your site, which will help ensure you make the most of your precious traffic. read the [...]

15. November 2008

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3 Considerations Before Launching Your Tshirt Line

After 2 years of running Linty Fresh, I’ve learned a lot of things, many resulting from trial and error. Thinking back, these are the top 3 things that were (or would have been) really important to consider...

15. November 2008

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