noochi

unfortunately its not mine… but this is definately a club i will join. shirtcity prints t-shirts, underwear etc. with your own designs on them. write something or upload an image or a graphic that will then be printed on. But this is not where the beauty of this site resides. the cool thing is that you can make a series of your own designs and build a 1-2-3 shop through it. shirtcity shows a few examples such as bad and bulgrin.

this afternoon i made a design of my own (a pair of undies for someone’s b-day) and look forward to see what comes out of it (payment process seemed a bit screwed but according to the site, my payment was accepted… hmmm… not so cool!). if the delivery and quality is a-ok i will definately hook up with a few cool designers and get a test shop running.

a brilliant christmas gift idea. this year you will have to purchase through shirtcity. next year you can get your to-die-for-designs through noochi.tags:business concept, envy, gift, webshop

can’t keep ignoring postponing the really boring tough challenging part of building noochi: the software! the backbone platform for getting creative!? [and don’t worry - i have some very neat products in the pipeline] i think that osCommerce is the best choice. it is thoroughly tested and future-proof (although i like zen cart’s name)… i have been looking at templates just to start visualizing what my shop should look like (and it needs to be inordinately competitive in terms of both looks and functionality… if not - what fun will it be?) and i am currently considering these “minimalist” templates as a basis for take-off: