what is the best way to present your t-shirts when selling them???

bearing it in mind for the new priority clothing summer/autumn range.

whether to go for the model shot:

the worn t-shirt shot

or the basic t-shirt picture

would be great to hear some opinions of which is the most effective!

1. 

   Hays said 4 months ago

   Model Shot. We are getting some done soon by some models.

   When is the new stuff coming out dude ?

2. 

   robolove said 4 months ago

   I think the basic worn t-shirt shot looks best and then stick a couple of pages in of model shots maybe do some post cards up with them on or something. If theres too much going on in the background people are less likely to pay attention to the quality of the design.

3. 

   hunty said 4 months ago

   People like to see people wearing stuff - it gives them an indication of what they’re getting. As for style of those shots; well it really depends on your audience.

4. 

   Quest said 4 months ago

   Hahahaha! OMG! That villain one is awesome, im so glad i didnt invest anymore time into that name, ha. I like the model shot better, makes me connect with the image and visualize myself wearing the shirt. The others just make me wonder why the shirt has no head lol.

5. 

   rich-priority said 4 months ago

   Hays said: Model Shot. We are getting some done soon by some models. When is the new stuff coming out dude ?

   next week or so hopefully :) hope about yours?

6. 

   Perudoesitbetter said 4 months ago

   A model shot would be choice, but right now I just have some basic mock ups...

   I dont have the best camera so I rather have those than put out a crap presentation. I’d like to get some model shots though.

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   Robert Ottinger said 4 months ago

   model...more professional and people(customers) take you more serious.

8. 

   beth said 4 months ago

   Over boobies

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   chalk said 4 months ago

   the rumpled product shot always works for me

   howies got that down http://www.howies.co.uk/section.php/7/0

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    chalk said 4 months ago

    ultimately your trying to get the customer to buy into your shirt and lifestyle - i.e it will make them 'cool' so lifestyle shots work well

    again howies do this very well - makes me want to buy those shorts and get out on my bike
    http://www.howies.co.uk/productviews.php/748/22/

11. 

    Simply Complicated said 4 months ago

    hot girls.

12. 

    Half a Job Jeans said 4 months ago

    If you have no good looking friends to model for you then i would go for the worn look .

    All my friends are too fat to model
    

13. 

    chalk said 4 months ago

    Half a Job Jeans said: If you have no good looking friends to model for you then i would go for the worn look . All my friends are too fat to model

    he’s very pleased with himself!

    fat bastard

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    Wringer Tee said 4 months ago

    I would say model, like hunty said, people like to see how the shirts/clothing wears. I also think the model, if good, can bring life to the shirt and help the customer see themselves wearing the clothing.

    Shirts over models with boobies is also effective.

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    hideouscarwreck said 4 months ago

    model shot

16. 

    Cole said 4 months ago

    busty models

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    RikkiB said 4 months ago

    Model shot.
    Just don’t have a stupid bunch of flash that takes 50 years to get through.
    And make sure you have all your tees on one page (or under headings on one page) cause nothing is more aggravating than having to click through to see tshirts one at a time :)

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    j3concepts said 4 months ago

    i like seeing my tshirts in action, so I’m going to have to say model shot.

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