T-Shirts GMU 2017

Yeah, good luck with this one Dougie!

 

While we're coming up with ideas Can we have track pants with "triumph" written across the back in sequins

 

Ok everybody, just buy your own T shirt, sweatshirt, long johns, ankle socks or whatever tickles your fancy and use a felt tip pen and draw/write your own
That should keep the cost down and save Dougie having to buy a shipment of paracetamol

On second thoughts it's frightening what Jez or Wayne's would look like.

 

Too feckin right

 

maybe printed on the back? like the hoodie would be..........or not

 

This is getting complicated Dougie - maybe we should just stick with another grey T shirt!

 

Sounds like a great idea to me.

 

Forget the polo. I was just thinking of a subtle 'pocket' logo type thing which I'd wear after the GMU. A t-shirt will only get the one outing.

 

I've worn mine a few times since the last one!

 

*Reads in Silence - Sobs to the death of elegance*

I'll submit my ideas, but they're just mine. I have my tastes, mostly influenced by the cafe racer 'culture' and aesthetics, the years I spent in Fashion and my 10 years graphic design experience cool:just saying ).

There's a reason I usually never work for associations or large groups or anything. Taking a decision is unpopular. Making a choice for someone else is taking power over him. So these kinds of clientele always end up with one result: Compromise. And compromise is the enemy of quality.

There's simply two ways of going about a teeshirt for this event:

-either it's simply a little item to remember the thing. A funny qwerky design, to remember a good day.
-Or it's a solid piece of design, a tee that will and has been designed to look good.

Obviously I am for the second choice, because Iwhat I am is French-Fashion-Industry-made graphic designer. It's my nature. But that's just me. And I'm not making any decisions here (boy am I glad for that, i'm a terrible boss and a perfectionist )

I say, everyone submit your ideas, Take your pick. there's no need to spend £15 on a tee if it's not meant to be a high end product.

And Yes I used to hate fruits of the loom because their base range is shite. Thin, poorly weaved cotton, poorly cut, prints wash off too easily. If a teesh is poorly made I will simply not wear it. Even if the print is nice.

Anyways.... Once again, that's just me.

Personally I would have liked to see either the same design duplicated (Grey on Grey) or a bit of colour on a white tee...
I like the colour version....