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Show HN: My weekend project, Startup Tees

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Re: Show HN: My weekend project, Startup Tees

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If I were a startup, I'd probably just give away t-shirts for free, maybe just charge a nominal shipping fee. the person who is wearing it is advertising for you after all.

Most startups don't have money to shell out free t-shirts. I would gladly pay for a t-shirt to help out a start up though (similar to what bands do).

Re: Show HN: My weekend project, Startup Tees

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Pretty sure you're not supposed to use the reddit logo without permission of the reddit team. I think this could cause a lot of legal problems, especially if you're not asking for permission. Otherwise looks good.

They're official reddit t-shirts from the reddit store, I assume the startup has been given them by reddit

Re: Show HN: My weekend project, Startup Tees

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Sorry, but why would I wear a DropBox t-shirt? If I'm an employee there or something, it might make sense. It also makes sense if you identify yourself with a particular large company's ethos like Apple / Google, but I just can't see myself wearing any of these ...

Re: Show HN: My weekend project, Startup Tees

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Good looking shirts are all about good fit. None of your models have a shirt remotely fitted for them. The pictures currently do a disservice for both the shirt and the model! Fun idea, though I am not convinced it will go far as a business/way to make money. I have seen this a couple of times. Sites like http://www.startupschwag.com/ had to eventually give it up despite a good initial publicity buzz and following.

Why did they shut down? I couldnt find this info on the site.

roddy from StartupSchwag here. It was time for bigger and better things =)
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