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HOW NOT TO PROMOTE YOURSELF: New clothing line Fuel Star is finally here!
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Big Pun
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I use American Apparel shirts, they have a more fitted feel to them. There is a sizing chart on the websiteOriginally Posted by Fuel Star
Are you using the baby rib fitted tees? If not then this statement is just plain wrong, every AA tee I've ever tried is blousy as hell. Why should we buy from you versus the hundreds of other graphic tee brands out there?
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T-shirts are considered clothing, yesOriginally Posted by Fuel Star
Why should I buy your obnoxiously load graphic tees instead of just plain aa ones for $20 less. If you can give me a good reason I'll buy a couple.
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so why would i want to broadcast your ideals on my chest?
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Again, this is a brand that is targeted for a specific niche. There are some people who agree with the message, and some people who may not. In another forum, I received over 70 positive responses, and sold 3 shirts within the first 20 minutes of going live (I went live last night). Perhaps those people just happened to agree with my message more than others. This isn't a brand for everyone like Nautica or Polo. This is a niche brand. If you personally think there are more important things in life than achieving your goals, then that's absolutely fine and the brand probably isn't for you.Originally Posted by Fuel Star
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Dashaansafin
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Because its really rare to want to succeed. You must be special to have the "fuel" to succeed and thus proudly display it on your chest.
Fantastic.
Fantastic.
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yeah everyone wants to be successful
but how many have the fuel it takes to become a star?
but how many have the fuel it takes to become a star?
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I have an idea for a custom tee shirt that I think may follow your brand's ideals:
I would a normal AA tee shirt, with a print of an ugly (and when I say ugly, i mean really ugly) two or three legged dog, with the slogan "GO FOR IT" across the top. Can you do this for me?
I would a normal AA tee shirt, with a print of an ugly (and when I say ugly, i mean really ugly) two or three legged dog, with the slogan "GO FOR IT" across the top. Can you do this for me?
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