T-Shirts

[codebeige]

We want to give t-shirts to the attendees. We need a design, a sponsor and have to place an order.

The design will have no dates or sponsors on it, so we can reuse t-shirts that are not given away during the upcoming workshop. But still we need to figure out, how to deal with the size distribution.

[lislis]

Will there be only one cut or two cuts? Do we know if the tshirt sizes of the fabric are reasonable? (S is really S and not XS and so on).

[codebeige]

@plexus might have already found a sponsor for the T-Shirts (and possibly also the orga-hoodies). 🎉

There is a premise with the payment, though. Once I have checked the payment procedure with [cotton.de], we can select the actual model. (See also #96 for a discussion about possible brands.)

[codebeige]

Front:

Back:

[codebeige]

[socksy]

At the risk of bikeshedding, I'd prefer to have the logo on the t-shirt to the side, like the old t-shirts — this makes it much more likely that I'll wear the t-shirt in day to day life as it's not so in your face.

[ioctaptceb]

I quite like the design of the back of the old t-shirt -- this config style look was really nice. Is there a way to echo this again?

[plexus]

Seems at the core meeting most people really like where this is going. The same point raised about the hoodies applies though, for women it would be preferable to have a smaller logo up on the side.

[plexus]

Maybe with namespaced keywords, to move with the times ;)

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[codebeige]

I have no strong opinion on the placement of the logo in the front. So let's go with the classic and well-tried small version at the upper left. After some more contemplation I am no longer happy with the lettering on the back. I would probably give the Clojure data approach another try. Although there is maybe not enough general information to be used here.

[codebeige]

How do you like this?

[Malwine]

@codebeige last year Arne shared this article: http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/T-shirts A good read to understand T-Shirt Design for Women.

[codebeige]

[codebeige]

We can order these two cuts with color "Vintage Navy Blue":

http://www.cotton.de/hersteller/earthpositive/ep31-mens-vintage-shirt/ http://www.cotton.de/hersteller/earthpositive/ep32-womens-vintage-shirt/

I still have no idea how to best estimate/decide on sizes and amounts to order. Any ideas? Can we maybe interpolate the numbers from the last workshop(s)?

[codebeige]

I will wait for the registrations to be complete before continuing with the order.

[plexus]

@codebeige how long does Cotton.de need to do the t-shirts? Can you already get a quote from them? I need to know if it's the right kind of amount that I can link them directly with a sponsor.

[vsmart]

@codebeige I think waiting till registration is closed will be too late, no? We have 55 tshirt sizes now from attendees, plus a few from coaches, already. That should give you a good sample.

[codebeige]

The cotton.de website states that they deliver within 7 to 14 days, sometimes even faster. So we should be save ordering at beginning of next week.

[codebeige]

Final design:

Color: HKS 91 K with white grounding print.

[codebeige]

This is the quote from cotton.de that I received today: 34413_ag.pdf

[codebeige]

At the orga meeting today we decided to not order t-shirts this time as we do not have the budget for it.