Branded Work Wear

[c9]

I'm running low on corporate-branded golf shirts for work. I used to have a whole closet full from trade shows and employers, but they're all getting a bit tired, and I need some new ones. Suggestions?

Red Hat golf shirts are $38.95 US, whereas Ubuntu golf shirts are $19.99 US. ThinkGeek.com offers all sorts, starting at $25 US. I'd prefer if companies would just send them to Polar Bear for us, but that doesn't happen very often. :)


Note: I do computer training and IT management, so geeky shirts is just a fun wardrobe choice (that leapfish hates). I also wear all sorts of non-branded clothing.

Comments

[simplisticton.livejournal.com]

Cafe Press is not exactly the cheapest way to buy clothing... and by "not exactly", I mean "not at all". You get exactly what you want, at a price. I bought matching FSM* t-shirts for Zach and I and the total, after shipping, duty, etc. was close to $60.

They're nice t-shirts, but not $60 nice.

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* The "In the beginning..." one, not the "I was touched by his noodly appendage" one. Too much explanation required with that one.

[c9.livejournal.com]

A golf shirt for $16.99 US plus shipping ain't terrible. Sadly, they won't allow corporate logos, for fear of infringement. I probably wouldn't get a Polar Bear logo past them.

[simplisticton.livejournal.com]

Be careful how you ship it. J ordered some stuff from them and it arrived without a problem (although they shipped UPS and it took nearly a month to arrive). My stuff came with duty due on it to the tune of about $15 dollars.