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If you acknowledge that your stuff is generic, then you don't really stand a chance. Especially when it comes to clothing, that field is horribly saturated. I used to be a part of it. I myself am about to go into a semi- saturated field. But I feel my product is superior to all the others out there, as well as my customer service will be much better. Any field you get in, you need to try and be the best at it. Don't just try to make a quick buck, or have a product that isn't worth your customers money. In clothing you have to be on your A game, having a generic shirt with a generic website just wont cut it. There's always room at the top, but you need to provide something no one else does to get there first.
Have you tried selling on Spreadshirt or Teepublic to see if people resonate with the designs?
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