Tom Drummond and I were emailing back and forth about the Expo 2012 in Columbus, and we were discussing awards, t-shirts and so on. I told him that I would donate dash plaques and possibly a few awad plaques as well. We also discussed t-shirts, and I remembered a couple of our members had mentioned possibly helping us out with them. What I need from you guys, is some idea of what you would like to see on the shirts. Do you want a big design on the front, nothing on the back, or maybe a small design on the left side of the shirt and a big design on the back? What is your idea of the perfect `57 Fords International shirt? Full color, one color, color logo, something like a car show shirt with maybe a generic `57, whatever model, with the club logo at one corner? I need some ideas, and we can get with one of our artists, and see what we can come up with. Also, I will need to know seriously, how many of you guys will want shirts and how many, as I am sure there will be a minimum when we find someone to print them. This is by no means set in stone, but I figure the price for good shirts will be somewhere around 18-22, depending on how many colors, and it may be higher than that. Typically, car event t-shirts run in the $20-25 range, we will have to see what happens. I just dont want to invest in a bunch of shirts and nobody buy them. Give me some ideas.
We run a small motorcycle shop Harley related in Colorado and find that printed T shirts have gotten away from real dark colors and large heavy print as they are something normally worn outside in the summer and the heat and sweat from a large print can be a pain. Pocket T's with logo on the pocket are always the first ones we run out of. The Rodders Journal (roddersjournal.com) does a real nice job with their product line for inspiration. I'm in for at least 2 of what you come up with.
Make it a fun shirt that includes our information. Jim
James.
I love Tank Tops and Tee Shirts. I would like to see the club do both with a large logo on the back and a small logo on the front pocket area. I have a @%$# load of Tee's and Tank Tops and wear them almost everyday. I still ware the one Bob & I got from you years back.
Rick.
57 Tudor
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Make it a pocket T as most of us wear glasses.
Quote from: Lou on 2011-12-08 21:53
Make it a pocket T as most of us wear glasses.
Amen. Jim
Ditto on the pocket tee...large pic on back, small on front, preferably a light neutral color. Make sure our .com info as Jim suggested is on it. If we ever redo our decals, I'd add the .com info also. put me in for 2 mediums. I'm prejudice of course, but it seems like most artwork we've seen except for Jeff's is of Rancheros or Fairlanes...I'd sure like to see the Custom on it.
Rich.
James;
how about light color but not white, to easy to stain. 57 on the back with words 57 fords int. over top or bottom, then on the pocket a copy of the logo with web site info under it. i would like a custom on back like rich, or maybe a custom and a fairlane facing each other. just my 2cents worth.
Allan
T-Shirts sound like a great Idea. Maybe Norwell has some picture ideas. I like the red/white Fairlane and black Custom facing each other idea. Also something small on front and larger on back. I like a navy or dark colored shirt.
Pat
Wouldn't it be great to get a picture of all the 57 models maybe sitting at a drive in. I really like all the models, even the flip tops. But, if I have one more person ask me if my roof folds into the trunk I'll scream. Jim
Jim, Does your top fold in to your trunk? Just wondered if I could hear the scream all the way in Illinois Tom
James:
That original T-shirt you did for us folks out West back in 2004 for the Fun Ford Weekend show had a really neat logo and I wore it out way too soon. I like the Tees with a pocket and a large logo on back with a small one in front. I like the ideas put forth about having maybe a Fairlane & Custom on the same shirt. How about the cars on the back & the Club logo on the front. When all is decided I'd be up for 5 in XL size. What ever is done, please use a heavy duty cotton material, as the thin materials just give up too soon.
Bob
57 AGIN