> The poll on the web site should really read "How many T-Shirts would you > be interested in purchasing (0,1,2,3,..etc)".. I'm interested in several. > I'd also be interested in Pollo shirts... so maybe we just need to wait > until we find out the exact costs before we propose the poll of "Tshirt > vs pollo shirt"...
We were just seeing at first how much interest is there. Once we have a
final design we were planning on finding out exactly how many people
want and making the order. I'm personally going to get both a t-shirt
and polo shirt.
The only numbers I threw out were to see what a rough estimate on the
price per t-shirt/polo shirt would be.
> Last time we ordered It was something like $7.50 per Tshirt (white with
> three printed colors).. It has one design on the back and one over the
> left chest area.
Sounds about right.
> The more colors the more expensive. If we want a design on the shoulder
> as well, its also more expensive.
Good point. This was brought up at the meeting last night. We should
probably have a 4-5 color limit for submitted designs.
> There are also many different quality levels of T-shirts. As was
> mentioned before we need to make sure to get a
> heavy, quality fabric that will last years. Last time we went with froot
> of the loom.
We'll definitely get nice shirts to print them on.
Thanks for the input.
-Evan
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