No, because I simply do not see the value of receiving a free t-shirt with advertising.<p>Also, it seems like a relatively significant commitment from a person who signed up because you're asking them to upload three pictures of themselves in the t-shirt (for either another free t-shirt or "credit").<p>However, I'm interested to hear more about your business model and I hope your idea does well.<p>Presumably,and I may be way off here, you're sub-contracting out the screen-printing of the t-shirts. And, as I understand it, the cost of producing t-shirts can be significant and you would probably have to hold a large inventory of t-shirts in various sizes.<p>- What kind of advertiser are you trying to appeal to?<p>- Does an advertiser pay only when there's evidence that the t-shirts are worn? Or why do you have to upload three pictures of yourself in the t-shirt?<p>- Roughly, what kind of margins are you expecting to get?<p>- Are you trying to focus in a local region or nationally?<p>- What happens with any left over inventory?<p>Lastly, I may be interested in a t-shirt that combines an advertising with "pop art", but that's just a quick idea...<p><i>Edit: Clarified the first sentence.</i>