Downhill Downunder Clothing Company
DD is an Australian Clothing company that also runs a website that is the portal for all things relating to Downhill Mountain biking in Australia.
You can check out our website and “vibe” at www.downhilldownunder.com
DD has a very large facebook following via Ken Mountain-Goat and the DD fan page.
The core brand item is The Goat. You will see various images of the goat on our t-shirts in our online shop and also scattered throughout our website.
Initially The Goat was linked to Downhill Downunder by use of the logo
We have now developed a reasonable level of brand recognition in the Downhill Mountain bike world but wish to diversify into other areas such as all forms of Mountain Biking, Hiking, Orienteering, rock climbing.
We believe our market will expand to include age groups from 13 to 50 years old by doing this
It is important we develop product for each category with unique designs that continue to build on the image of The Goat.
Products will eventually include backpacks, tshirts, hoodies, caps, underwear , gloves , riding shirts and we will require designs for all of them .
At this stage we are trying to identify an artist or artists who are capable of understanding the brand and converting that to artwork that will appeal to our various markets.
We ask interested artistic Goats to provide us with their tender to provide 4 designs for our next t-shirt production run.
These designs will give us an indication of how suitable you are to continue to develop art for our other products.
Bidders must be able to specify final artwork details to a clothing manufacturer for production.
It is possible that we may select more than one artist to continue to work with us.
In summary – please bid to provide 4 designs for our next range of t-shirts. These shirt should appeal to mountain bikers and also include The Goat in the design somewhere.. age groups 15 to 35
Samples of other work should also be provided.
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