REFLECTOR: Sweatshirts Round 3

Mon Nov 8 14:16:37 CST 2010

  Hey Terry,

What you are doing is fantastic!

What I want is several short sleeve T-Shirts in Large. I am not sure 
what you are doing for color and material options but I am not really 
bothered as long as they fit. If you are doing sweatshirts or hoodies, I 
would be interested too but not sure what was up on that. The most 
important is the short sleeve T-shirts since I live in South West Florida.

If you need shipping details:

Richard J. Gentil
230 Aviation Drive South
Naples, FL 34104

239-643-171

Thank You,

Richard

On 11/6/2010 5:15 PM, Terrence Miles wrote:
>
> Hi Folks,
> Here is where we are.  Above are four attached pics.  The Velocity in 
> the blue circle is a design Alex Balic did for the Velo Symposium back 
> a couple of years ago.   We also have a cut of the Swoopie airplane 
> alone, without the column of words.  If you want to consider either of 
> these please advise, otherwise below are the default design choices.
>
> THE CURRENT DESIGN AND OPTIONS
> We have an OK from the factory to use the old sweatshirt design, so 
> that is the current plan.  That design is for the VELOCITY logo (see 
> attch) in the front upper left with the letters being about 1 inch 
> high and maybe 4.5 inches across.  On the back with be the 
> "SwoopieVAB."  That is the swoopie looking airplane with the column of 
> repeated VELOCITY words reading down vertically across the left 
> wing.  It is about 14" w by 11" high.  You can have this on the front 
> or the back.  The airplane will be in Red on all shirts unless you 
> pick a red shirt.  The remaining color of the lettering will be 
> dictated by the color of the shirt. (two choices here black or white) 
>  The design will be painted on and not stitched.  If you want either 
> design on only one side of the shirt it will save you $2.  Say you 
> pick out a golf shirt.  We can skip the back.  Say you want a 
> sweatshirt with the Swoopie airplane on the front and nothing on the 
> back, that is doable too.  That is to say, one sided printing will 
> save you about $2.
>
> THE GARMENT OF YOUR CHOICE
> Go to this website: http://www.catalogwearables.com/   There you can 
> pick out whatever you want.  Don't try to order anything, just write 
> down all the particulars and send them to me off line.  For tee shirts 
> Alex is suggesting we stay with the Gildan 2000 line.  For the 
> fleecewear (sweatshirts), the recommendation is to choose the 50/50 
> blends of cotton and poly as opposed to say 80/20 blends.  Sorry, no 
> 100 silk or nylon or slippery fabrics.  You cannot have the big design 
> across the front if you have any zippers or buttons on the front.
>
> THE PRICE
> This website is Alex's supplier.  Based on how much we order (I guess) 
> is what he has to pay.  I have nothing to do with this part.  He or I 
> will advise each of you. There is no price information until he has a 
> look at the total order, but you can go to this website 
> https://www.queensboro.com/ and look for something comparable and that 
> will be the aprox price less whatever Alex sees at his end from his 
> supplier.  Add to this about $6 per order for shipping costs to you 
> which Alex will be doing.  Quick aside, if you see something you can't 
> live without at Queensboro or want to go with embroidery, please 
> consider holding off an any individual orders, and we can do the same 
> group purchase over there too.  It is just that Alex only can do 
> painting.
>
> THE ORDERING PROCESS
>  1.  I know a good number of you have written to me already.  Please 
> do it again with these details.  Go over to 
> http://www.catalogwearables.com/  and then I need 6 de-limiters.  
> Product code, size, color, how many you want, about what it costs at 
> Queensboroand what you expect to be paying (less shipping) and last a 
> plain text explanation of what you want on the front and what on the 
> back.  No we cannot shrink the back design swoopie airplane or blowup 
> the classic Velocity name logo with the little airplane in the letter O.
>
> 2.  Send that info to me off line.  terrence_miles at hotmail.com  
> Have that done by Nov 14.
>
> 3.  I will then post a spreadsheet of who ordered what, and
>
> 4.  Alex can call in and get pricing, which he or I will then post on 
> to the spread sheet
>
> 5.  When it get it that far, check your name, send in the money, 
> and Alex can give us an aprox ready date and get to work.
>
> Last I want to thank Alex for doing this.  Brett and Beth for their 
> background help in almost matters like this, Malcolm Collier for 
> helping me with one of the drawings, and Jorge Bujanda for his 
> technical drawings, which are not a part of this go around.
>
> I know this is a bit cumbersome for the first time through, but the 
> great advantage is the enormous range of choices.  "Build it your 
> way," right...?...Where have I heard that before?
>
> Best regards, everyone
> Terry
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