> > Why not do something just a little more worthwhile, like a polo shirt? > > T-shirts get thrown away or turned into mops too quickly. > > Last time I made t-shirts in bulk I looked into polo shirts. The problem > is they are two to three times more expensive (it's a lot cheaper to > press something on a t-shirt instead of having a logo stitched in). I > want this to be affordable for our members (being poor college students > and all).
Thinking about it more, if there is enough interest in polo shirts maybe
we can do both. For right now, I'll rephrase it to be: do people want
"UUG apparel". :-)
-Evan
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