Are customers going to want to wear your name and logo on a shirt? It's usually best to start out with a design that connects with your market. How many designs is really up to you. If you can afford to offer a variety of styles and colors, that definitely helps. But it also adds to your cost of building inventory.
How many designs to use
How many shirt designs should I start out with if I want to start a sports apparel brand?
Would it be better to just use the name and logo on a shirt in different fonts and colors or add more to stand out?
Would it be better to just use the name and logo on a shirt in different fonts and colors or add more to stand out?
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