Pantera T-shirts (pics)

robertvegasMember

When my designers have down time I tend to have them work on projects that we can put in the "creative bank" - a term I use for artwork that we can figure out how to make money on in the future.

The last project we did was a line of t-shirts for automotive enthusiast (like the image shown below).

That got me to thinking...how many Pantera owners are there that are looking for Pantera themed shirts and hats (or posters, or cut vinyl for their cars)? Twenty? A hundred and twenty?

What kinds of content would Pantera owners want on apparel? I know what I would like, but I don't think I am the typical Pantera demographic.

I also know that even with everything that is going on, someone owns the DeTomaso name and there might be intellectual property issues with doing Pantera clothing.

Thoughts???

R.

5/20/085:21 PM

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