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*** TTS Shirts Feeler ***

Would you like to have a graphic, just the name, or both?

  • Graphic, and Site Name

    Votes: 25 73.5%

  • Just Site Name

    Votes: 2 5.9%

  • Either one is Fine.

    Votes: 7 20.6%
  • Total voters
    34
I've taken a few designs so far, we it comes down to the final one or two we will vote.
 
I've come down to a couple different companies. One problem is, the company I want to go with requires a minimum of 75 shirts. And, they are priced around $18 a shirt (rough estimate from our conversations from what I'm looking for).

I've found a another supplier, but keep in mind I don't think these will be as durable as the sublimation shirts. We're looking around 13-14 a shirt from them.

For me to order from supplier # 1, I would need at least half of the minimum order pre ordered by the members here. ( Now, you would get a design and vote on that before your money is taken)
 
A local screenprinting company

I dunno if logistics would stand in your way Jeff, but there is a small company close to me that does good work. They state on their website 'No minimums'.. If you are doing the artwork, maybe you could send them the file/details and get a quote?

http://www.finelineimprints.com/index.htm
 
R we talking about a t-shirt or a nice button up shirt that is heavy material that holds its shape and permanent press qualities well and does not fade and shrink out of proportion???? I been the member of many horse clubs and I really like that type shirt with a nice logo above the pocket with the TheTruckStop.us either above or below it???? By the way I have a 6.2 and dont feel a turbo logo is representative. I think a IP pump would be a better representative logo and would elicite curiosity from non diesel people as to what it was and create a conversation. Also the IP is what its all about......right?????
 
Oh yea I want one no matter what it is, dont think the price is critical......so many things on "these trucks" cost hundreds of dollars. I think 25-30 dollars for a nice button up that I can wear to a upscale restaurant is a deal. Make mine a XL please.
 
I voted site name only, reason being is that it is hard to get an image that labels everyone. turbo leaves out the 6.2ls, stanadyne pump leaves out the d-maxes, a bowtie or GMC badge leaves out our dodge and ford members, etc. maybe a picture of a 5 gallon jug of diesel! ...but dont we have few members that are still gas only? I bet for every picture idea, we will be leaving someone out, so I think just have the site name.

last minute thought, what about a wrench? I doubt there is a single truck on here that the owner has not used a wrench on.. maybe have a slogan like "TTS, your virtual wrench to success" or something like that.

has a shirt been mocked up yet? I agree, I dont mind spending more if it is quality. if it isnt insane, a USA made one would be awesome.

not pushing, just curious, keep up the great work guys!
 
GM Guy I like the wrench idea! No slogan needed but a very good job of embroidery of the name with some shadowing would be really good!
 
Well, I'll order 3 if they're made in Canada. So there. :)

How are things coming, Jeff? Inquiring minds want to know!
 
...or canada, just somewhere where quality is on the priority list.

the only thing I love more than made in USA stuff is made in Canada stuff. Versatile tractors, Leon loaders and dozers, degelman dozers, etc. lots of well built stuff from canada in the agriculture arena. Canadian theory on building stuff: when in doubt build it stout! :)
 
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