Listing vinyl tees on website ..help needed

[fredster]

Ok so i know how to do the vinyls as had enough practise now ..and finally getting somewhere with my web design now xmas is over but i'm at a loss as to how to word a page for the vinyl side of things ...
Any suggestions would be great !!!

[mrs maggot]

i dont see why you would list them as "vinyl t's" just list them as what they are - funny / joke/ adult whatever. did you ever see a clothing company tell you what theres are printed on/with

[fredster]

you do have a point .. but i like to add the small details ... think ive managed it now.

[mrs maggot]

gis a look then lol

[fredster]

when the sites finished

[mrs maggot]

tease (apparently thats too short a reply and it needs to be 10 words)

[DREAMGLASS]

I describe all of my vinyl tees as 'vinyl print'. Saves any confusion with customers thinking the tee itself is made of vinyl... lol

One thing I can say with absolute certainty, is that you'll find a proportion of your customers will never read anything you put in your item description.

[fredster]

i cant help being a freak... lol .. i read everything all the time .... just to be sure ... now to take some photographs of the said items ...webwork is never done

[smitch6]

alot of ppl make up the image digitally using photoshop or sumthing
rather than making loads of items beforehand esp if they are personalised

and tbh a digital image is way better quality than trying to take photo's
i even joined a photography club to dry and do that but then realised i would have to make each item up
and waste most of my stock if it never sold

as for the webby its always good to see other ppl's work and hpw their webby looks it gives us all ideas as long as we don't pinch them

[mrs maggot]

design in corel, import a t shirt pic (from a corel plug in) and then export the file as a jpeg, that way you have images for the website