Branded Work Wear
Oct. 14th, 2005 07:36 amI'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.
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
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Date: 2005-10-14 06:17 am (UTC)So, I'll take it as an investment.
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Date: 2005-10-14 06:50 am (UTC)and you know, if you found a high-res version of any logo you wanted (or made a good enough approximation), you could go to that site i gave you (cafepress.com), submit the logo, and just order a t-shirt.
they offer that option in addition to/instead of opening up an entire "store".
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Date: 2005-10-14 08:05 am (UTC)clocks, shirts, buttons, mugs, underwear, messenger bags, etc...
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Date: 2005-10-14 09:21 am (UTC)They're nice t-shirts, but not $60 nice.
* The "In the beginning..." one, not the "I was touched by his noodly appendage" one. Too much explanation required with that one.
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Date: 2005-10-14 12:12 pm (UTC)May I suggest this?
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