[joelmon]

Hello and thank you for your time.

I am about to launch my site in the next few days with 11 shirts with 20 more in the pipleline for now. However, I cannot model all styles/colors at once, especially when I just want to get started.

I just wanted to know would it kill business to have the design, show the types of shirts (hanes/bella/etc) and make ordering easy, just not having a shirt example with each design.

In other words, if you see a design you love, it's in Hanes Beefy T, 3 colors, but you cannot see the DESIGN on the shirt, is that ok? Or would you (and most visitors) refuse to order?

Thanks.

 

[SpacemanFL]

I am going through the same process in just getting my business started. I doubt if many peole would refuse to order because they didn't see the actual finished product. I plan to have pictures of the finished shirts themselves, just not being worn by a model or mannequin. I am also going to offer a 30 day refund policy so that should help put customers minds at ease.

 

[jdr8271]

I wouldn't buy a shirt unless I could see what it will look like. You can solve this problem by taking a picture (or finding one on the internet) of a blank and photoshopping (or another image program) your design onto the shirt. Of course a model is the best thing, but this is the alternative method that will work just as well.