Clothing Line Help

[continued] A third and last idea for expansion is finding a financial backer or investor for your clothing line. Investors, sometimes termed angel investors, are always looking to let their money work for them but usually are very strict on what you must present to them for a plan. If your plan is not looking [...]

[continued] Once established, you have a few options to expand your clothing line. Angel Investors, celebrities, and pre-orders with store accounts are all ways of funding expansion.
Going backwards, taking pre-orders from store accounts is the riskiest way to expand your clothing line and I would not recommend it typically. It is sure to cross your [...]

[continued] The designs you have created to start a clothing line will be turned over to a garment manufacturer for production after you complete designs. If you want, you can find an American garment manufacturer but your costs will of course be higher. If you are not familiar with garment manufacturers overseas, use sites such [...]

Media content on your clothing line?s web site will help with the viral spread of your brand. Utilize free, self-publishing sites such as YouTube, Myspace, FaceBook, Imeem, and others that can raise your clothing line?s visibility. Viral spread content is an easy, free, yet great way to market your clothing line.
A last mistake I have [...]

[continued] Be well aware the quality of t-shirt prints can vary printer to printer. As a clothing line designer you should know the different types of print, from screen printing to heat transfers to foil transers.
Foil transfers, which is seemingly harder to find these days can be done with companies such as Jimmy Jam Foil [...]