Posted 3 years ago #
We've just launched our little T-Shirt store using WordPress along with a handful of plugins - the main one being eShop. We originally looked into using WP-Commerce but was over complicated for what we needed.
Anyway, here's the link; http://www.wormsigntshirts.co.uk
feedback would be much appreciated.
Posted 3 years ago #
nce Typography Art, if thats what its called. So you do the printing yourself or wat?
Posted 3 years ago #
no, we use a local t-shirt printer to make the t-shirts for us.
Posted 3 years ago #
Hi Martin,
Your site looks great. My ONLY suggestion would be that you show actual shirts (maybe on bodies) instead of illustrations. As a designer who often orders shirts for clients, I can tell you that the way the shirt is cut and fits does matter - and it's hard to tell how the shirts are cut on your site.
Also, when I clicked on "Click here to view our size chart" on this page: http://www.wormsigntshirts.co.uk/t-shirts/lyrical-lager-t-shirt/ I got a 404 error.
Overall, awesome work!!
I was wondering how you like the eShop pluggin. Do you feel that it's working well for you? Would you recommend it for online stores? I'm working on an eCommerce site myself, and was leaning toward using Magento. But, if I can get away with WordPress with the eShop puggin, I'd much prefer that (as I know would my client). Any feedback on your experiences so far would be greatly appreciated!!
Posted 2 years ago #
thanks for the feedback, i definitely agree about the 'real' tshirts being required on the site - we're in the process of sorting out designs to get printed so we can take some photographs for the product pages and maybe a little gallery.
as for the eshop plugin - i like it, it's very simple to use and set up, i did originally look into using wp-commerce which is a much more complicated plugin and too complicated for what was needed.
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