Hiring Clothing Designer

Collaboration Recruitment
#1

About Us

Hi there! We are Best & Blox Company, a small clothing company. We’re looking for clothing designers who are willing to join our team and work with us and design clothing.

The Team
@bestrobloxerall - Chief Executive Officer
@Innovation_Developer - Hiring Officer
@empty - Clothing Designer
@empy - Clothing Designer

We currently do not have a group. Once we find designers Best will buy a group.

Job Description

You will be assigned with creating clothing whenever. This is not really a commission job, but a permanent job where you will work with us for a few months.

Our game needs at least 20 shirts/pants completed by July 15th.

Payment

The payment is negotiable. We will pay per shirt/pant. You will also be given 30% of the earnings and a weekly bonus if you reach the weekly goal.

Contact Us

You can contact us here on the Developer Forum or via Discord at: Best#1340

Thanks for reading! :slight_smile:

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#2

Please elaborate on the genre/style of the clothing you desire.

#3

Erm, didnt you guys say that you were looking for Investors and that you were making a City RP game a few days ago?

Now 3 days later everyone suddenly decided to make a clothing company with plans laid out already?

I get you guys need funds but…running 2 different groups with no experience sounds sorta stressful tbh. And the catalog is FLOODED with copied clothing right now so…I’m kinda unsure if this is the best option. Not to mention that you’re starting out with 0 budget.

You should probably hold off until you have enough funds to pay some designers instead of starting them off with no pay for the next 40-45 days. Since no one knows if the clothing group will make a profit or not.

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#4

I can explain this to you.

Best & Blox Company is a Certified Partner of the Innovation Dev group.

I hope this answered your question.

#5

Thank you, Pancake. Sorry, I was on my flight so I didn’t have internet.

#6

Please note that I never said we don’t have funds. We have a large budget although I like to discuss payment in private.

#7

No problem. Also, as a side question, why do you need to use another account to manage the Innovation Dev group (and the Certified Partners) when you can just use the @bestrobloxerall account? That way it looks less sketchy.

#8

Long story…

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#9

Oh right, sorry about the confusion. Still, dont overwork yourself managing 2 groups at once. Just focus more on the clothing thing for now, developing is super stressful for lots of people.

#10

Alright. Thank you!

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#11

Where’s the other 70% going? Roblox already takes 30% off of clothing purchases. They could just sell the clothing themselves and receive 70% of the revenue from clothing sales.

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#12

I will just give some advice, as a clothing designer myself.

Hiring someone to work for you, having them do all the work, and then you essentially taking the cut, when it comes to a group that has no foothold in that area of expertise in the first place makes no sense for a clothing designer. You’re going to be hard-pressed to find anyone accepting for this deal.

From the way it’s sounding from other posts, you guys are lacking funding to put on a passion project you wanna do. So, when you say Payment is Negotiable, I’m having a hard time visualizing what you mean by payment. Saying that you’ll give 30% of the earnings of clothes to the creator doesn’t mesh well in the grand-scheme of things though, when considering Roblox takes 30% off the top already.

For easy math, let’s say you sold 1000 R$ worth of clothes. The group receives only 700 R$, and then from that 700 R$, the creator of the clothes is paid 210 R$, while you keep 490 R$ simply for making sure they keep on task. You do nothing, they do everything, and yet you net more than double of what they make.

Unless you get lucky, you’re not going to make 1000 R$ a week on clothes. I make racing suits, and have that market pretty well locked in. (It’s not a very big market, notably, but also little to no competition.) I only make around 300 R$ a week doing that. If you try to compete in the bigger markets of just generic clothes, if your clothes pick up traction & start selling, a bot will scoop it up and spam it all over the place, which means you’re inevitably going to lose out on the potential profit there from anyone buying it from the bot.

Honestly, all of this hassle, and you’re likely to make so little that it’s not worth it. You’d be better off spending $10 on a Roblox card, using that to buy 1000 R$, and then trying to trade up with limiteds, then sell, and then use that money to fund things you wanna do. (Although you’ll really have to work at it, and be diligent & intelligent with trades to make a profit. If you start at 1,000 R$ invested, you only break even on the selling at 1430.)

#13

:man_facepalming: I am giving 30% of the earnings and a upfront payment. I will be also giving bonuses every week to them if the clothing doesn’t sell well.

#14

That might inevitably be a lot of money you’re tossing around with little money coming back to you. You’ll bankrupt yourself somewhat quickly.

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