> 20 Euros is far too much for a mug, a baseball cap, or a spaghetti > top. You may want to lower the prices for those items.
We do not set the prices, the provider does. We just add the 7€ donation -it is in fact assigned to the designs, not the products-. So, as their catalog has a variety of prices, some products are more affordable than others. As an example, the mug is not a bargain -although I've bought the one in the photos and I love it- but the spaghetti top is in fact among the cheapest apparel for ladies available. That's why we featured it. > Some other > good things to add to the store would be handbags, messenger bags, > mousepads, and buttons with a dark background. We will add some new designs soon -we need to sell 10 items before we are allowed to upload a new batch of vectorial designs- and set new products with them. But we can only use the spreadshirt catalog, which lacks mousepads -by now-. We will have an alternative zazzle store soon, which will feature those and other goodies. > P.S.: Did you have to > install Adobe Flash to design the items? Sadly I did. But the actual user frontend does work without flash, so as it doesn't require you guys to install nasty software I can sacrifice a bit. OTOH all providers seem to work with flash backends.
