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8 T-shirt Design Mistakes: How to Avoid Them

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Have you been looking to make money online by selling t-shirts? It’s a great way to get your brand out there and is a popular choice for many bloggers. However, knowing all the steps to make it big as an online t-shirt seller isn’t quite as simple. If you’re thinking about designing your own t-shirts, you already know that it can be quite a challenge. You don’t want to create something that looks dirty or unprofessional. 

Here are some tips to avoid the 8 most common shirt design mistakes:

Sizing

There is no such thing as one-size-fits-all in T-shirt design. It’s common to find most people ignoring this fact, and simply going with the standard sizes they see in stores. Don’t be like everyone else who sticks to the norm. Think in terms of scale; how the shirt itself tends to shrink or expand based on its dimensions, and let that guide you when deciding on the size and scaling.

Quality

When selecting a t-shirt for your application, always consider the quality. It’s important to remember that a t-shirt is something worn next to the skin and as such could affect how the wearer feels. Ask yourself this question

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