Reddit reviews Ford Tag Charcoal Baseball Cap
We found 1 Reddit comments about Ford Tag Charcoal Baseball Cap. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
This low profile brushed cotton cap features a Ford logo embroidery equipped with adjustable Velcro strap closures.One size fit most. Charcoal.Brand new high-quality licensed product.
The website is pretty solid. What did you build it with?
The hat just doesn't connect. Why do I want a hat that says flex? I don't. I know what it means but it isn't meaningful to me or my friends. You don't have a brand yet, so if I'm going to wear a hat I'm going to wear something that is meaningful to either the people that see it, or at least meaningful to myself.
Right now, if I buy your hat and somebody asks me what it means, I'm gonna say "it's just some hat I found on /r/Entrepreneur and it means I'm stylin' on ya." And so that's just going to make me sound like an idiot, so I don't want to buy your hat.
If I change my mind later and decide I really want a hat that says FLEX on it and you guys are out of business, I'll probably just hit up cafepress/customink and take 20 seconds to submit my design, which is the same as your design. our design. It's just 1 word, so say this did take off, maybe now you've got china doing knockoffs and undercutting you and so that sucks.
So your hat is 20 bucks. What's a hat I'd actually wear. I donno, I'm not a huge consumer but I like my tools, I like my truck. So I'm going to go buy this Ford hat instead https://www.amazon.com/Ford-Tag-Charcoal-Baseball-Cap/dp/B006ZCAAW0
Same price as your hat there, looks higher quality to me, but now if anybody else likes Ford they can ask me about it and we can bond over something.
I donno how to make your hat desirable until you're a real brand. There's a chance you're a recognized personality in your local scene, or maybe your YouTube channel catches fire (small so far, but it's new).
The only idea I have kind of sucks because it would be really tough to pull off: get a real designer, do extremely limited releases, and crank your prices way way up.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/22/fashion/guerrilla-fashion-the-story-of-supreme.html
http://www.racked.com/2016/7/18/12120540/streetwear-brands-havent-heard-of