Club logo'd clothing... (Latest - sizes please..) - Page 3

UltraFlynn · 31st October 2006, 02:33 PM

That's exactly the same as I found when I was looking into the t-shirts. The actual cost of the t-shirt and printing was quite small. But the set-up costs were quite high.

Well done for looking into it though.

Barney · 31st October 2006, 05:24 PM

Firstly a big thanks for all of your time and effort, it's very much appreciated. Perhaps the biggest problem is not the setting up costs as much as the setting up cost set against the amount of members who order clothing, if the take up is high it's worth the outlay IMHO.

Club clothing is high on the list here at MSOC, so please don't feel your time has been wasted, it's all valuable information.

Fruit of the loom clothing is always worth that bit extra IMHO, nothing worse than walking round in shabby club clothing

j80leo · 31st October 2006, 05:30 PM

i am still up for buying some club clothing

~Rob~ · 31st October 2006, 05:44 PM

supradude, could you find out what format the design would be put into once digitised..ie: .dwg, .jpeg etc.

reason being, a friend of mine is a sign writer, he uses some CADCAM programs for inputting pictures etc into the computer and then plotting them out. it may be the same format as the clothing sticher uses. if so i can call a favour and ask him to prep the art work, then we can email it over to the sticher as and when.

worth a try...!

Cass · 31st October 2006, 06:05 PM

Supradude ill see how much i can get it done for for you as i posted before

Martin F · 31st October 2006, 08:16 PM

Supradude, was there a minimum order on the clothing at all?

This is something we have also come across in the past as well. The club could pay for the setup, but we need to know that the variety and quality of clothing is OK for the majority.

Keep us in touch with how you get on.

suprasteve · 1st November 2006, 05:40 PM

Just a thought , can't we get club members to commit to the purchase, gauge the response and add say a £1.00 to each order, as long as we get 50 orders we cover the cost of the design work?
I know the downside to this is we don't see the product till its finished but as far as I'm concerned I'm prepared to take the gamble .

~Rob~ · 1st November 2006, 06:33 PM

id be prepared to take the gamble on the quality. and would be happy allowing the club to make a small profit on the clothing which can then be put back into the club..

Supradude666 · 1st November 2006, 07:19 PM

No there was no minimum order,

once the design has been done then we can do as many or as little as we want, they would also keep it so if in the future we wanted more then thats no problem..

yea i can try and find out what format they do it in..

Well lets put up a list of whos interested in clothing and see if it would be worthwhile doing..

1:- Supradude- 2 Polo shirts and 2 Fleece tops.
2:
3:
4:

suprasteve · 1st November 2006, 07:55 PM

1:- Supradude- 2 Polo shirts and 2 Fleece tops.
2:- Suprasteve - 2 polo shirts and 2 fleece tops.

31st October 2006, 05:24 PM	#22
Barney MSOC on winner's podium UK Spec - Auto Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Wiltshire. UK Posts: 3,586	Firstly a big thanks for all of your time and effort, it's very much appreciated. Perhaps the biggest problem is not the setting up costs as much as the setting up cost set against the amount of members who order clothing, if the take up is high it's worth the outlay IMHO. Club clothing is high on the list here at MSOC, so please don't feel your time has been wasted, it's all valuable information. Fruit of the loom clothing is always worth that bit extra IMHO, nothing worse than walking round in shabby club clothing __________________ Barney (A Timex watch in a digital age) Lexus Royal Sapphire Blue 94UKMKIVTT Auto + Bits + Chris Wilson magic! PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE AFRAID OF THEIR GOVERNMENTS. GOVERNMENTS SHOULD BE AFRAID OF THEIR PEOPLE

31st October 2006, 05:44 PM	#24
~Rob~ Old Timer None - Don't currently own a MKIV Supra. Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Bolton, Manchester, UK Posts: 1,476	supradude, could you find out what format the design would be put into once digitised..ie: .dwg, .jpeg etc. reason being, a friend of mine is a sign writer, he uses some CADCAM programs for inputting pictures etc into the computer and then plotting them out. it may be the same format as the clothing sticher uses. if so i can call a favour and ask him to prep the art work, then we can email it over to the sticher as and when. worth a try...! __________________ I used to be a Supra owner.. My Old Car

31st October 2006, 06:05 PM	#25
Cass Beer and more Beer Single Turbo - Auto Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Inverness / Scotland Posts: 3,610	Supradude ill see how much i can get it done for for you as i posted before __________________ "Freezing worms makes them easier to sharpen!"

31st October 2006, 08:16 PM	#26
Martin F Administrator UK Spec - Manual Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Essex, UK Posts: 10,226	Supradude, was there a minimum order on the clothing at all? This is something we have also come across in the past as well. The club could pay for the setup, but we need to know that the variety and quality of clothing is OK for the majority. Keep us in touch with how you get on. __________________ Martin UK6TT + Bits & Bobs 'Remember folks, the inside lane isn't just for Xmas' MSOC FAQ MSOC Members Discounts MSOC Resources

1st November 2006, 05:40 PM	#27
suprasteve Senior Member Jap Spec SZ - 5 sp Manual (NA) Join Date: May 2005 Location: manchester Posts: 473	Just a thought , can't we get club members to commit to the purchase, gauge the response and add say a £1.00 to each order, as long as we get 50 orders we cover the cost of the design work? I know the downside to this is we don't see the product till its finished but as far as I'm concerned I'm prepared to take the gamble . __________________ Black MkiV supra (oh yes) Steve's thought of the day: Always walk in another mans shoes for a mile before criticising him. That way if he takes offence you'll be a mile away and he will be chasing you in socks!

31st October 2006, 05:30 PM	#23
j80leo GT4088r Jap Spec RZ - Auto (TT) Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: staffordshire Posts: 1,291	i am still up for buying some club clothing

1st November 2006, 06:33 PM	#28
~Rob~ Old Timer None - Don't currently own a MKIV Supra. Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Bolton, Manchester, UK Posts: 1,476	id be prepared to take the gamble on the quality. and would be happy allowing the club to make a small profit on the clothing which can then be put back into the club.. __________________ I used to be a Supra owner.. My Old Car

1st November 2006, 07:19 PM	#29
Supradude666 Wants My Car On The Road Jap Spec SZ - 5 sp Manual (NA) Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Barry (yes its a S**THOLE) Posts: 415	No there was no minimum order, once the design has been done then we can do as many or as little as we want, they would also keep it so if in the future we wanted more then thats no problem.. yea i can try and find out what format they do it in.. Well lets put up a list of whos interested in clothing and see if it would be worthwhile doing.. 1:- Supradude- 2 Polo shirts and 2 Fleece tops. 2: 3: 4: __________________ 18" OZ Superleggera's, Custom Stainless exhaust system with second decat, Needs more POWER.

1st November 2006, 07:55 PM	#30
suprasteve Senior Member Jap Spec SZ - 5 sp Manual (NA) Join Date: May 2005 Location: manchester Posts: 473	1:- Supradude- 2 Polo shirts and 2 Fleece tops. 2:- Suprasteve - 2 polo shirts and 2 fleece tops. __________________ Black MkiV supra (oh yes) Steve's thought of the day: Always walk in another mans shoes for a mile before criticising him. That way if he takes offence you'll be a mile away and he will be chasing you in socks!

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