[neato]

I decided to put the website in there in a spot I can easliy cover with a sticker.

Any thoughts?

 

[Rodney]

Very clean and in line with your brand!

Did you design it yourself? What software are you using?

 

[TeeShirtSamurai]

Ditto to what Rodney said.

 

[Comin'OutSwingin]

Nice!

Did you go with the gloss? I can't tell from the pics.

I like the box for the sticker. Exactly what I plan to do.

You get a tagging gun yet? Where do you plan to put them?

 

[neato]

Yeah, I did them myself. I design in Corel Draw. I didn't draw the baby though, I had an artist do that.

I didn't go with the gloss. I really don't like the glossy look.

I do have a tagging gun. I always put my tags through the label. Guess I just can't bring myself to poke a hole in the sleeve.

 

[Rodney]

Which company are you going with to print the labels?

Are you doing this for just your online retail sales, or are you gearing up to try to get into offline retails stores?

 

[DesignSource]

wow, those rock. Can't wait to see the site up. Looks awesome.

 

[neato]

Well, once I get my shopping cart figured out (if I ever get it figured out) I'll focus first on the online sales. I want to work at marketing my site, getting good links, etc.

Then I'll try to go after some retail. But since I have no experience selling that way, I have to build up my courage.

Thanks for your comments.

 

[skulltshirts]

I thought I would share my idea with you on this. I like to give away a free sticker with each t-shirt. The sticker is the same designt hat is on the shirt. So Ive been printing stickers, plus care sheets for each order right. Well since someone suggested hangtags like this, I figured I could do both with one print....
Now I print a hangtag on my sticker paper and tag it to the shirt. The hang tag has the care instructions on it and a sticker. The customer just has to cut along the lines to have the sticker and not have the care instructions on the sticker.
Here is an example...

 

[lawaughn]

Both are very nice designs.

 

[2cld]

I decided to put the website in there in a spot I can easliy cover with a sticker.

Any thoughts?

Did you use the business card ideal????

 

[Solmu]

Any thoughts?

There are a couple of things I'd change about the copy if it were my tag, but overall it's pretty good.

 

[Solmu]

I figured I could do both with one print....
Now I print a hangtag on my sticker paper and tag it to the shirt.

How efficient

 

[neato]

There are a couple of things I'd change about the copy if it were my tag, but overall it's pretty good.

So what would you change?

 

[neato]

Did you use the business card ideal????

Yeah. I ordered them from overnightprints.com.

BTW, these hangtags can double as your business card too!

 

[Solmu]

So what would you change?

I wouldn't have played up the "these clothes wear out, wash them correctly" angle as much (it means the negative is coming before the positive; a little off-putting), I think "kids are tough on" is fine, but "before putting it on your kid" isn't ("your kid" tends to have negative connotations since it's normally used in connection with an accusation), and I'd probably use less silver and more of another colour... it might just be from looking at it on this monitor, but the card doesn't seem to pop much.

 

[skulltshirts]

What did you think of my idea and design Solmu? Be honest!

 

[neato]

I agree with the negetive connotations. But I really try to keep a very informal/retro feel to my site and related products, thus the use of the word 'kid'.

I'll play with the colors a little more to see if I can make them pop.

Thanks for your remarks!

 

[lawaughn]

Neato change kid to child.

Skull I love the look of the design but having to cut my own sticker is a little too much for me. Maybe I'm lazy. I think if you want to include a sticker have it as a separate item. That's just me.

 

[lawaughn]

You can also get hang tags printed here. http://www.jakprints.com/fullcolor/?p=tag