 Introducing TOXIC™ A Wild New Apparel Line From The Artist Community At BIOHAZARD APPAREL™ - Designed by a Disabled Navy Veteran! It's Time for Stretch Goals!Thanks to our amazing supporters, we've hit our initial funding target, but we still need GRASSROOTS HELP! If we hit our $10,000.00 STRETCH GOAL we will be able to immediately launch our next line, Veteran Brand Apparel™, which is designed by a DISABLED VETERAN. In celebration of reaching our initial goal we are offering a NEW REWARD featuring a new shirt from our Veteran Brand Apparel™ line, in both men’s and women’s styles, PLUS some real cool new rewards for TOXIC™ and BIOHAZARD APPAREL™ logo products! Here they are:    
 BIOHAZARD APPAREL™ is a community of artists and apparel decorating experts dedicated to creating uniquely branded clothing lines for retail sale. The artist on display for our TOXIC line is a disabled Navy veteran with amazing creative skills! There is much more going on here than t-shirts! BIOHAZARD APPAREL™ is an exciting opportunity for talented artists to get published within our products lines while being compensated. Our model is to allow all of the contributors in our community a real chance to share in our success. Interested artists can get more details at ASPIRING ARTISTS. Our founding members knowledge of apparel decorating and graphic design is what makes this project tick. There is so much excitement about this projects creative process that our momentum is building quicker than we thought. Our level of confidence in this project is growing due to the enthusiastic response we are getting on Facebook!   Our vision is to create an extensive wholesale catalog featuring art from many artists on a wide variety of fashionable apparel including unisex, women's and junior styles. It is our vision to build this brand by using extreme multi-media apparel decorating techniques that create astounding wearable imagery on a wide range of apparel. All of our art will be reproduced using today's most sophisticated decorating technologies.  Phase #1 is to introduce BIOHAZARD APPAREL™ and TOXIC™ to the Kickstarter community, make a public call for additional artists and to tell you who we are. Our initial product mix will feature men's and women's tops and select head wear. Meeting all of our goals will require sampling, art development and web design costs in order to meet our target date of launching three additional lines by December 1, 2013. Big ideas, big goals and lots of talented people – The Essence of Kickstarter! WWW.BIOHAZARDAPPAREL.COM is currently under development so have a look! You can also learn more about us on our site. We want to hear from you so feel free to contact us for more information. Distribution contracts and web affiliate programs will be negotiated with qualified parties. Additional artists will be signed to work as well. Please pledge your support and stick around because we are in this for the long haul!  All of our shirts are printed in the USA using high quality fashion blanks that we have hand selected. We are so confident that you will love these shirts that we will ship them to you for FREE! All of our shirts in this initial collection are either full dye sublimation prints or screened printed. All shirts are fashion fit for comfort and true style and available in Small - XX Large.             Dedicated Kickstarter project follower? Keep tabs on our project at:http://www.kicktraq.com/projects/1487461748/biohazard-appareltm/ More information about our project can be found on Crowdfundingforum.com Risks and challengesLearn about accountability on KickstarterALL members of the BIOHAZARD APPAREL™ TEAM have extensive expert knowledge of screen printing, dye sublimation, digital garment printing and embroidery. Yes we have the knowledge! Our main challenge is funding art and sampling costs in the early stages of our development. With your help we can keep this project on an accelerated timeline. All of the required steps for implementing immediate production of merchandise and delivering merchandise are in place. |
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