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I want to create a tagline for my clothing brand. As the title says, the tagline is:
Make it different
I want the tagline to describe to consumers that:
Does "make it different" sound good?
If you would like to stick as closely to your proposed slogan as possible, I would suggest altering it slightly to
Makes a difference
This links nicely to your second bullet point in that it is clear that wearing it will have a positive effect on the consumer.
Your current phrasing is more like a command to someone else that they should make 'it' different from other items.
An alternative phrasing just occurred to me as well. You could say,
[Brand name]. Made differently.
That would also get your point across.
