How to Pick a T-Shirt to Design

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"GRACE FRAGA: And now, Chantelle, we're going to pick the right shirt for our design. CHANTELLE TIBBS: Uh-hmm. GRACE FRAGA: Great. So how do we do that? How do we go about that? CHANTELLE TIBBS: Well, we talked about our color scheme and we actually went against our color scheme, and now we have a dark hot pink and a light--and a blue, a medium blue going on with the design color--with the colors that we're going to work with. At the last minute, too, if you want to design and you want to show a few templates of different color styles, that's also a really good idea. You don't know what's going to work until you really really see it. But blue--especially for symbolism, we're looking for dark pink and blue. So I picked the color of this nice... GRACE FRAGA: Nice. CHANTELLE TIBBS: ...pink T-shirt with a nice burgundy company sign... GRACE FRAGA: Yeah. CHANTELLE TIBBS: ...and has a little patch on the sleeves. So now we've got our pink shirt. There are different places where you can get different shirts. I'm going to use a fitted shirt for this one just because, you know, that's a more sexier thing when we're talking about gender and sex, and it's kind of risky, so I want this nice little tight shirt going on. You can go to jiffyshirts.com if you want to get a more loose-fit shirt. They'll have more variety for you like Anvil, jerseys, and stuff like that. Or you can go to alternativeapparel.com for more fitted shirts. GRACE FRAGA: Great. So what's coming up next? CHANTELL TIBBS: Okay, now we're going to decide where exactly we're going to place the design on the T-shirt. GRACE FRAGA: Great. So that's coming up next."