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Series One T-Shirts (Official Thread)

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  • TrekkygeekTrekkygeek
    Are you guys willing to ship to England for the right price?
  • dutopiadutopia

    Are you guys willing to ship to England for the right price?

    The problem is we would have to pay import duty, it's not really worth it unfortunately.
  • Sir_XanderSir_Xander
    I personally am on a budget but I would still pay almost anything for a nice dark navy blue polo shirt with a logo over the left breast and and bigger version on the back
  • clxclx
    edited November 2007

    Are you guys willing to ship to England for the right price?

    The problem is we would have to pay import duty, it's not really worth it unfortunately.
    I ordered a shirt from Little Gamers once, $10 T-shirt mailed from America (I assume that's where the printer was) for $5, which in my opinion wasn't bad at all.

    then check the Exchange rate for today...
    1 British pound = 2.0444 U.S. dollars :)
    Makes me wish I could think of some things I could order from the US.
    Post edited by clx on
  • bunnikunbunnikun
    To be quite honest, I would love a form fitting hoodie/shirt with a cute design. I don't really want the generic "Geeknights (Insert day of the week here)" polo. I'd be willing to pay as long as it's a good design. ^__^

    It might just be because I'm a teen, but I want something really colorful.
  • TrekkygeekTrekkygeek
    edited November 2007
    Are you guys willing to ship to England for the right price?
    The problem is we would have to pay import duty, it's not really worth it unfortunately.
    Which Is why I said "For the right price" I would of course be willing to pay any extras. You say it wouldn't be worth it? To who? If I'm willing to pay the extra, then I obviously consider it worthwhile, and It would spread the "Geeknights" word to an international audience. Oh go on please, at least consider it..
    P.S. I often buy things from the States on Ebay and have never had problems and the seller never mentions import duty.
    Post edited by Trekkygeek on
  • xenomousexenomouse
    I often buy things from the States on Ebay and have never had problems and the seller never mentions import duty.From what little I know of duty/customs, if you declare something to be worth $0, then you don't need to worry about that stuff.
  • AprecheApreche
    I often buy things from the States on Ebay and have never had problems and the seller never mentions import duty.
    From what little I know of duty/customs, if you declare something to be worth $0, then you don't need to worry about that stuff.
    Make sure everything you send is a "gift".
  • williammathis2williammathis2
    edited January 2008
    Please don't forget the fatties like me. Hey, take into account that many of us computer/gamer nerds are fat. I myself am XXXXL. Sites never make shirts that will fit me, dang it!
    Post edited by Apreche on
  • WallyBmanWallyBman
    I second that. I'm not a super fatty, but I am really tall, and I have REALLY wide shoulders. I can wear a 2x, but a 3x is more comfortable for me. Hell, I have trouble finding a 2x that is long enough.
  • laiklaik
    edited February 2008
    I would go with a tall T, or like a baggy shirt.
    Post edited by Andrew on
  • GunfireGunfire
    American Apparel and Alternative Apparel make good quality, sweatshop-free shirts. American Apparel seems to be a bit more widespread with printers.
  • mariomario
    edited April 2008
    It should be made of some really good material. Then I would pay a lot.
    Post edited by Andrew on
  • SailSail
    Can we get an update on this, Scyrm?
  • gomidoggomidog
    The first tee shirt is coming soon.
    Probably American Apparel, 3 Color on Dark Red. Will be out in time for the summer con season.

    Two words on the Style: Russian Propaganda
    The slogan? Get the hell off my internets! (the word "hell" replaced with the russian translation.)
    Later this week I shall post the illustration in a separate thread.
  • ColdfireSergeColdfireSerge
    Thanks, Gomidog. Sounds interesting.
    I think we may need a new Name soon. I propose Scrymily.
  • VigaViga
    Scrymily.
    The three then pulled an anime mecha combine sequence and became the Scrymilyzoid! Run for your life before it destroys the internets!

    *KABOOM!*

    Well..there goes 4chan. Looks like they're eying Digg next! *BOOM*
  • SailSail
    Two words on the Style: Russian Propaganda
    I can't wait.
  • Jain7thJain7th
    edited April 2008
    That sounds more than awesome! Is ад the Russian word for hell?
    Post edited by Jain7th on
  • rhinocerorhinocero
    American Apparel and Alternative Apparel make good quality, sweatshop-free shirts. American Apparel seems to be a bit more widespread with printers.
    Yeah, but American Apparel does have semi-pornographic ads.
  • RymRym
    We'll likely make this shirt a poster as well. Even the initial designs are high quality. ^___^
  • MankoonMankoon
    edited April 2008
    What company are you using to print the shirts?
    Have you looked into this place?
    http://www.squeezeboxstudios.com/custom_prices.html
    A coworker of mine who made T shirts for an ARG called "come out and play" recommended them. They are in Brooklyn.
    Post edited by Andrew on
  • gomidoggomidog
    Is ад the Russian word for hell?
    That's the word I was using. I also have a Russian translation of the full phrase.
  • Jain7thJain7th
    I also have a Russian translation of the full phrase.
    Получить ада покинуть мой internets!

    The hyperwords plugin can be annoying but sometimes it is teh awesome.
  • AndrewAndrew
    edited April 2008
    You should add an image of russian mario from that flash video a while back...
    Post edited by Andrew on
  • SailSail
    I prefer the paper version of the Stalin Mario.

    image
  • GunfireGunfire
    American Apparel and Alternative Apparel make good quality, sweatshop-free shirts. American Apparel seems to be a bit more widespread with printers.
    Yeah, but American Apparel does have semi-pornographic ads.
    Whatever. I'd be more upset about their CEO being a creepy bastard.
  • ......
    I prefer the paper version of the Stalin Mario.
    Oh man, thanks Sail, I laughed too loud at that.
  • gomidoggomidog
    Whatever. I'd be more upset about their CEO being a creepy bastard.
    He is a sunnuvabitch all right. Just like my battle with the health food store (I want to support their non-animal tested cosmetics and natural, locally grown food but not their Randi homeopathy crap) my feelings about American apparel are complex. I like the American made, simple clothing, hate the advertising and loathe that perv that runs the whole shebang. I want to support the company without supporting him.
  • NorvuNorvu
    I don't know much about this subject, but zestuff do high quality apparel. I'm not sure how they operate, but it's something to look into.
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