I built this site because I realised that there are a lot of people that don't fit the general interests and materialism thta fashion companies think their target customer values, and for good reason. Shirts for hackers, developers, and blockchain-enthusiasts won't sell too well.
But I think more specialisation/personalization results in higher personal satisfaction and happier customers.
Print-on-demand offers this but not everyone is a graphic designer.
So I noticed there's probably a big market(this included me) and made something that lets any one find a Wikipedia article and order a T-shirt that takes an extract from that article.
I'm no fashion guru or enthusiast, but when I wear something I want it to say something about me or initate conversation.
Tell me what you think! Just looking for some feedback :)
Thanks for your input, wingerlang! I completely agree, these kind of shirts do exist and there's definitely a market for them. But Wikishirts literally offers 5.7 million unique shirts, an unmatched degree of specialization that, I think, makes the shirt very personal.
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But I think more specialisation/personalization results in higher personal satisfaction and happier customers.
Print-on-demand offers this but not everyone is a graphic designer.
So I noticed there's probably a big market(this included me) and made something that lets any one find a Wikipedia article and order a T-shirt that takes an extract from that article.
I'm no fashion guru or enthusiast, but when I wear something I want it to say something about me or initate conversation.
Tell me what you think! Just looking for some feedback :)