[tuan]

Any feedback on this guys? Anyone?

 

[tuan]

I don't have the answer as I am still in the learning curve, but from reading the forums for the past 4 months, I have a suggestion for you.
The response to this question is usually - who is your market? If you ar after/have the biker crowd, then you need more large/xtr sizes.. if you have a sports crowd, you may need more med..
Give us a clue to your audience/details of the show theme/size.. and you may get more response..
hope it helps, I;m looking forward to my 1st show someday!
N

Thanks Nancy for your feedback.
The fair I'm doing is one of those typical summer fairs with music, artisans and food. The fair is called Art and Soul Festival in Oakland, Ca. This is a neutral type of fair not leaning towards one particular gender so I think there will be probably an equal amount of males and females attending. The shirts I have a question about have a city theme to it like "I Love NY" shirts which also isn't gender-specific. So what I would like to know is at a gender-neutral fair selling gender-neutral shirts should I stock more women's or mens shirts? Who usually do more buying at such fairs?
Thanks!

 

[tuan]

It has been my experience that you would only want to have one style, like mens crew neck tees rather than try to carry both mens and womens. Women will buy a mens tee when the design is not gender specific and trying to keep up with both styles is a headache.

Good to get your feedback Gary. Thanks!

 

[tuan]

For me, women's sizes M and L sell the most, but that's because my target market is women. Who are you targeting? Is it mostly men or women? And what kind of sales are you seeing on your website in terms of size breakdowns? This will give you a good idea of the sizes you should bring to the show.

Good luck with the show!

I am not really targeting a specific gender really, that's why I want to know so I can stock appropriately. My question is quite general and concerns mostly about who tend buy more t-shirts at these typical summer fairs with music, artisans and food when it comes to gender neutral designs like city-themed designs such as "I love NY" shirts.
Thanks!