Good day. I am copying my comment I made on HightonRidley's post. This is where I should have posted this comment. Pardon the error, please. I recently came back to Zazzle after a years long unavoidable absence. Having worked in on-the-ground sales, I am hoping to use my years of experience and skills to create beautiful functional products for sale via Zazzle. Currently building products while studying how to navigate the site and organize all the tools necessary for doing successful sales. Having a few learning curves here and there but will manage them. It is true that people take colour (fabric colour) into consideration when purchasing garments. To allow them to focus on the garment and design of the artist not the model, I suggest that Zazzle may use plastic transparent mannequins. That is totally objective. No subjectivity can be implied from this approach. Show the mannequin from the neck to hips. This should prevent ideas about age also. There are too many variants re age, skin colour, ethnicity, gender. This is really an individual customer decision. Supply an objective platform and the customer makes their own decisions from there...freedom of choice is the best respect a business can show to a customer in offering a range of it's goods and services. At least that's what I believe.
