Just made a couple new mock-ups, I love constructive criticism lol so be honest. It won’t hurt my feelings I’m going for like minimalist? I think? Idk since it’s my first piece of clothing

Y’all I finished the graphic for the tank tops but I’m looking at the graphic on the mock up and the boxy figure is bothering me and I’m nervous that if I keep it like this and send it to a manufacturer it’s gonna come out boxy I need advice on what to do.

Just got update on samples and they are looking great so far!! But I really want to hear how you feel about both garments. I was thinking of dropping the white tee first and hopefully sell out and with that money buy the green sweater bulk and restock white tee for Winter!! * Green Crewneck will be faded wash so it will brighten up* *Manufacturer didn't have the color i listed on the techpack for the sweater on 450 gsm so i had to improvise and choose another color* but other than that super excited (also lmk feedback on my techpacks)

Does anyone know how the marketing course works? I see it says private course so I was just curious on how we get it unlocked

So this next collection Im dropping is largely f&f nascar inspired and one of the statement SKUs is a button up work shirt with a lot of embroidery hits and hardware elements. So im using the "mechanic/workwear" theme to tell a story and market but Im curious, would you as a potential customer be at all less inclined to buy if we portrayed the items in a "low class" light before showing it in a "high end streetwear" light. in other words, would seeing the items beforehand worn by a character representing low class influence your decision in buying EVEN if the products are displayed as high end streetwear afterward?