Acidtrap Clothing

My brother and I started a streetwear line called Acidtrap, based out of Fort Worth, TX.
We want yall's opinion on what we have out, note that this is our first unofficial drop
We're currently working on our Spring release now, so we'll have more out soon.


check us out acidtrap.co

 

You need something that will catch the eye, also yo need more options, and I mean a lot more options.

I would personal go for maybe a tee with the logo huge on the front, then a little logo on the back. company name starting at the shoulders going down the arm on the side of the tee. color choices would be as follows red, white(letters have black outline around the white for extra pop): Black, light blue: Yellow, black.

Have your logo tag kind of like diamond on the bottom of the tee also.

For the t you have now I would def make the bottle bigger. Color needs to be changed also.

 

It's a simple setup i like it, but you do need a lot more variety!

 

It's up to you guys to settle on a niche or style that you want to be associated with. Have you done any market research such as opportunity questionnaires with people from your target market in your area? I think that's a good place to start.

 

I'd personally never spend $20 or $30 on a t-shirt.
Maybe I would if it were a popular brand.

 

Is that a bottle of cough syrup on one of the shirts? I don't like either of the tops. I don't know anyone who likes that color of sandy brown. As for the long sleeve shirt, I personally don't wear shirts that have their companys brand splattered all over it. I really like your logo though, it's really good. You should try adding more artwork to your designs. The prices are a bit high, I would rather go to karmaloop and buy their shirts that are sometimes cheaper and better looking. If I was at a mall and seen these shirts, I'd walk right past them.

Did you get permission to use that bottle of medicine on the shirt? A company was recently sued because they were putting "Xannax" and other drug brands on their tops without permission.

 

nawfence, but ya website and entire clothing concept looks like 25 other just starting streetwear brands on hypebeast

 

Hmm very hard to establish a new brand w/o something unique? what sets your product apart from the thousands of others?

 

It's white, it was just bad lighting.