What Makes A Great T-Shirt?

I know some of you will rail at me asking, but I will ask anyway.

I, just five minutes ago opened an intenet T-shirt shop it's called and at
http://LousyT-Shirts.spreadshirt.com/

I will get a modest commission if I sell something. It's something to do.
right now I only have a few designs. I will grow inventory oveer time, but I thought that I would seek out ideas everywhere, even here.
So give me your ideas if you would. What makes a great t-shirt?
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BTW you can too just click the link in the upper right
it's free and they pay a modest commission

 

It fits.

 

I have an sports related idea that think would sell at least a few shirts, and even be cross-platform on the sport. Just need to GIMP the image first, as I would rather show than describe.

 

It won't shrink after hundreds of washings and it's durable, yet still super comfortable. I mean like pj's comfortable. I've got some t-shirts I've worn for almost 20 years, like from concerts or vacations and they still lookk good and feel even better.

 

This idea has been in my head for some time; obviously the sport and athlete of choice are interchangeable here.
The nice thing about this is that the picture was from Wikimedia Commons and freely available.

 

Nice
Very nice, that opens up an entire field
thanks, I will use many variations of this, with your permission?

 

ism, you now have your first regular customer.

 

I've been searching for a t-shirt with a picture of hands on tits area.

The print on the t-shirt should also not crumble.

 

Graphics and wording are all highly subjective, so I'll focus on the shirts themselves. When I buy a shirt, I look for comfort, quality, and taglessness. I would rather pay more for a soft t-shirt because I'll wear it. I hate the feeling of cheap t-shirts. I'm happy to see you have women's styles. As a woman with a larger chest, I can't really wear unisex tees because they just don't fit right. Doris is also right...the graphic shouldn't start to crack and fall apart after a few washings. Oh - and tag free. I freaking hate tags in clothes.
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It took me a minute to get this, but HAHA! I would so buy this for my dad.

 

Most certainly. My particular creation there would sell at least moderately well. It makes you think just enough, and is something I would buy.

 

What makes a great t-shirt? It has buttons on the front, a collar, long sleeves, and I wear it under a nice sweater or suit jacket.

 

It's showing 4 shirts per row for me,

Meh, boring, offensive, dumb
Dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb
Dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb

Hope that helps.

 

I had one as a teenager that read "Humpty Dumpty was pushed." I haven't seen it for sale in years.

 

I bought my barber this T shirt a few years ago for Christmas. He was wearing it today when I got my hair cut.

 

He will always be Doc Adams from Gunsmoke to me. Played that character to perfection.

 

I'm sorry, I meant to say in my OP that it had only been up for five minutes and that i only had a few designs
I should have also said that I would be growing my inventory over time
I should have asked what you guys thought would make a great shirt
I should have said all that in my OP
I'm sorry my limited inventory found you indifferent and offended and additionally wasted your time with it's dumbness, perhaps after I have grown my inventory and picked a few brains I will find something that interest you. Perhaps if you visit at a later time I will have gotten around to a more intelligent fare.

sorry
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BTW working on a sofa king series
just gotta find the right images

 

What makes a great t-shirt design? Something new and unique. Something other than words on a shirt. Maybe some kind of artwork that you have designed. Basically not a collection of stuff copied off of other t-shirt pages.