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When you are getting into the Print On Demand world and want to start selling tshirts, there are a couple important design rules you will want to follow to make sure you succeed! So in this video we are teaching you the top 3 tshirt design rules you need to keep in mind. Whether you are going to use Kittl or some other design tool, it's important to know the best practices so you don't make any mistakes.

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Timestamps For This Video:
0:00 3 TShirt Rules To Follow
0:35 Rule 1 Fill The Rectangle
2:35 Rule 2 Be Careful With Colors
4:35 Rule 3 Keep It Simple
5:00 Good Shirt Examples

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More about this video:
Redbubble, Merch by Amazon, TeeSpring, Teepublic, Society 6. All of these amazing print on demand sites sound like a good place to be right? Well they absolutely are, and it's no secret that selling Tshirts is a fantastic way to make some passive income! But it's important to keep 3 things in mind when it comes to tshirt design. Rule number 1 is to try and fill out the whole rectangle. Tshirt design sites usually give you a 16 x 20 inch rectangle to work in, and if you only fill out some of the rectangel, you could be left with an awkward amount of space.

Rule 2 is to be careful with your color selection. When you are doing something like DTG (directtogarment), most of the time this isn't an issue, but for screenprinting and sometimes doing heattransfers, the more colors you add generally means the more expensive it will be. Plus, adding more colors may cause your design to be distracting. We know it's tempting to add colors and make your shirt super vibrant, but sometimes less is more!

Rule 3 is to just keep things simple. And we don't mean that your tshirt design has to be a simple shape with simple text. We mean that yo want to keep things simple to understand. Will the viewer understand your shirt easily if they are just walking by? Or do they have to get up close and study your shirt to see what is going on. This doesn't mean you can't use multiple elements and illustrations, it just means that you want to easily convey your message.

And if you are looking for more info on how to design a tshirt, then Kittl is the best place to be! We have tons of tutorials here on the channel, and we have thousands of templates you can get started with for your next tshirt project. So give it a try and see what you think.

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If there is anything I missed, or if you have more questions, drop a comment below and we will respond asap! Let me know more tutorial ideas as well!

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