But then what's the point asking people for preferred sizes in the registration?
I'm interested in seeing how close preferred sizes are to my estimates
Do you think some people might leave that field empty? Are we expecting a lot of people who haven't registered? How about people registering & not turning up? There are lots of reasons why both figures (a pure estimate & something based on registration data) might be inaccurate.
I think you should get mostly male shirts and a couple dozen female shirts. As much as I would like lots of women to attend the Summits, it is clear that they don't.
Unless, by "unisex" you mean male shirts that aren't too "male" (and can be worn by females -- as nightshirts probably)? Not sure what unisex means in this context...
Basically, you shift the sizes down by 1 increment (Medium for a man would be Large for a woman, etc.). This is pretty common and girls looks just fine in unisex shirts.
Tim
P.S. I wish more girls would attend the Summit as well.
Yes, Texrat, I know you'd like everything bigger... Is it just a Texas thing?
I don't know what you mean by, "keep the maemo logo in original colors," unless you mean orange. Well, that's a fine thought (aside from the clashing color scheme), but it has got to be white and red (I'm being a dictator here). The main reason is so that it matches. The more main (ahem) reason is because I'm keeping at two two-colors for budget reasons.
...bumper sticker...A bit bigger than I'd like personally, though.
Dave, what's too big? The text or image? It's the standard size of a Euro bumper sticker (although it may not have been translated to this forum that way).
Anyway, I'm going to change it up a bit. I will post it today or tomorrow.
By the way, I still haven't gotten a response from the Dutch sticker printing company I was attempting to contact. Anyone have a suggestion?
I definitely prefer t-shirt decals with transparent background like last year. They last longer, and are nicer to wear in general, than t-shirts with a big vinyl patch.
Tim, could we have an example on a light t-shirt too, please? Given the choice, I would prefer a white/cream/off-white colour t-shirt to a black one. Of course, black will do if there's no choice
At this point, I'm sticking with black. Most people wanted it (over orange or white), and I don't really have the time to keep investigating. Sorry.
Some shirt printers are actually directly embedding ink into the fabric (Cafepress now does this, for example) and the result is MUCH better than decals-- almost as good as traditional screen printing.
Just remember to always turn your tee shirts inside-out before washing and they'll last longer.
