The clothing is pretty decent, 100 robux feels a bit low to be starting at… Depending on how long it takes for you to complete a piece of clothing, 100 robux just doesnt seem worth it. Aim for 300 minimum and i recommend 500 as a starter price. You can slowly raise your prices as you get more experienced in clothing design.
NOW, here are some suggestions I got for you to improve your clothing 
- This is something imma mention because i notice on both of the designs it looks like you’ve done both of them by hand, which is very time consuming. flipping sides will be your BEST FRIEND if you are trying to make something symmetric. If you’re using Paintnet you can use the “Move Selected Pixels” tool you will see little circles around the selection. they if you move them inward enough you will be able to flip the selection, if you dont use paintnet i think other programs let you do that too/*
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This will save you a load of time.
experiment with some textures, it tends to catch peoples eyes more than a flat color
have a layer behind all the other layers of any color you want I use a tan color personally, this will show if you missed a spot you’ve erased on another layer and you get to kind of see what the clothing would look like behind the color you please , its good for if you ever make things that have some transparency on there and you want to make sure its just the right opacity.
add subtle lighting to your designs, a little goes a long way but will make it pop out a bit more.
also… watermarks…
