Working on iMTB T-Shirts
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Runs with Scissors
iMTB Hooligan
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
Unfortunately, this would limit us to the CSULB campus and although it has a couple of inclines, they're just not that high.
7Mary3 said:
Unfortunately, this would limit us to the CSULB campus and although it has a couple of inclines, they're just not that high.
Mikie
Admin/iMTB Hooligan
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
Check out href="http://www.jakprints.com
Very cool and they have 2 sided no margin print T-shirt that is 100% spun polyester that wicks away moisture, and they use dye sublimate instead of plastisols so they are super soft instead of feeling like a plastic sweat box from solid ink prints...
....and! Yes! there's more! They do indeed have design templates! I'm getting excited again!
Check out href="http://www.jakprints.com
Very cool and they have 2 sided no margin print T-shirt that is 100% spun polyester that wicks away moisture, and they use dye sublimate instead of plastisols so they are super soft instead of feeling like a plastic sweat box from solid ink prints...
....and! Yes! there's more! They do indeed have design templates! I'm getting excited again!
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doublewide
iMTB Rockstah
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
What if they're $39.95?? You still going to purchase?
skyungjae said:
What if they're $39.95?? You still going to purchase?
DangerDirtyD
iMTB Hooligan
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
i like the very first one and very last one, with the mileage and elevation data. 6k to 8k is the sweet spot for the California duff/decomposing granite trail matrix. Absolutely the best melache/hero dirt in the world. Tho I must admit I have ridden in only a few other places on the planet. Nevertheless, MTBing the Sierra Nevada and listening to the Gratful Dead is pure bliss, and only Californa can bring it like that. Make both logos into stickers and T-shirts. I prefer long sleeve shirts with a chest pocket, though I can always sew an aftermarket pocket onto any shirt. Perhaps cycling jerseys with compression pockets on the back as well!!? Long sleeve jerseys would be sweet too! I promise I'd buy a bunch of schwag!
i like the very first one and very last one, with the mileage and elevation data. 6k to 8k is the sweet spot for the California duff/decomposing granite trail matrix. Absolutely the best melache/hero dirt in the world. Tho I must admit I have ridden in only a few other places on the planet. Nevertheless, MTBing the Sierra Nevada and listening to the Gratful Dead is pure bliss, and only Californa can bring it like that. Make both logos into stickers and T-shirts. I prefer long sleeve shirts with a chest pocket, though I can always sew an aftermarket pocket onto any shirt. Perhaps cycling jerseys with compression pockets on the back as well!!? Long sleeve jerseys would be sweet too! I promise I'd buy a bunch of schwag!
Danimal
iMTB Addict
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
Like most of us I have about 100 T shirts. Of that, 90 of them should have been trashed long ago.
I will buy one or more! They'll also make perfect gifts for your Mtb buddies that could use a fashion update.
Of course Hrz doesn't need fashion updating, we all know he is OC fashion sense central
Like most of us I have about 100 T shirts. Of that, 90 of them should have been trashed long ago.
I will buy one or more! They'll also make perfect gifts for your Mtb buddies that could use a fashion update.
Of course Hrz doesn't need fashion updating, we all know he is OC fashion sense central
Black Licorice
Newbie with Hope!
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
If you make the shirts in blue, Herz will definitely buy one.
Danimal said:Like most of us I have about 100 T shirts. Of that, 90 of them should have been trashed long ago.
I will buy one or more! They'll also make perfect gifts for your Mtb buddies that could use a fashion update.
Of course Hrz doesn't need fashion updating, we all know he is OC fashion sense central
If you make the shirts in blue, Herz will definitely buy one.
Mikie
Admin/iMTB Hooligan
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
Sneek Peak at the New Logo to be incorporated on the New Forum Software. This should be happening pretty soon.
Getting help on designing a full print Jersey both short and long sleeved...
Here for now is the T Shirt Design with the new logo.
There will be other T Shirt styles and colors available to include a pocket print with a large print on the back.
Sneek Peak at the New Logo to be incorporated on the New Forum Software. This should be happening pretty soon.
Getting help on designing a full print Jersey both short and long sleeved...
Here for now is the T Shirt Design with the new logo.
There will be other T Shirt styles and colors available to include a pocket print with a large print on the back.
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Runs with Scissors
iMTB Hooligan
I want the black T-shirt, and a race cut, full-length-zipper jersey with the de rigeur three pockets in the back, along with the zippered small key/credit card pocket on the right rear, for my XC mtb rides. And another jersey specifically for MTB, meaning sans pockets or zipper - which I will buy but probably never wear since I like my pockets!!!
mtnbikej
J-Zilla
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
Yes, rear pockets....3 of them. 1 pocket isn't usefull.
If you don't have them, you can't use them.
If you have them, you can use them if you want. If you choose not to use them, they aren't hurting anything.
Canari/Voler, really doesn't matter.
Personally prefer full zip front....more XC style. If you want it loose fitting....get a bigger size.
just my $.02
Mikie said:
Yes, rear pockets....3 of them. 1 pocket isn't usefull.
If you don't have them, you can't use them.
If you have them, you can use them if you want. If you choose not to use them, they aren't hurting anything.
Canari/Voler, really doesn't matter.
Personally prefer full zip front....more XC style. If you want it loose fitting....get a bigger size.
just my $.02
herzalot
iMTB Hooligan
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
If you are going Canari or Voler, you have already decided to go to the XC side of mtb, so I wouldn't worry about loose fitting or the omission of pockets. Go full xc, or don't. Those of us on the slower end of the climbing spectrum who live for the downs will usually select a loose fitting jersey with longer tails (not too long to get caught in the rear tire). We typically don't use jersey pockets, 'cause most of us ride with those dreadful-but-necessary hydration packs. Cool thing is, you can put a logo on anything, so I am reasonably sure we could find a jersey for the gravity-minded folks too, and slap a logo on it.
As the resident self-appointed fashion consultant, I just ask that you never wear pads when wearing Lycra, and never wear lycra if your bike has over 5" of squish. And for the love of God and all that's holy, never wear a full-face helmet if you are wearing lycra shorts or an XC top. Mikie can be the exception to the lycra shorts rule, given his recent unsuccessful attempt to adhere to the mtb fashion rules. And Burt don't need no rules - he's a honeybadger.
(Note - for the nuance-impaired reader, all "rules" regarding fashion are offered in self-mocking tongue-in-cheek humor, poking fun at the various trends and tendencies in our sport. Feel free to wear Russell basketball shorts, running shoes and a basketball tank top if you wish. I've been passed up hills by guys wearing this ensemble (on their Next-brand bikes).
Mikie said:
If you are going Canari or Voler, you have already decided to go to the XC side of mtb, so I wouldn't worry about loose fitting or the omission of pockets. Go full xc, or don't. Those of us on the slower end of the climbing spectrum who live for the downs will usually select a loose fitting jersey with longer tails (not too long to get caught in the rear tire). We typically don't use jersey pockets, 'cause most of us ride with those dreadful-but-necessary hydration packs. Cool thing is, you can put a logo on anything, so I am reasonably sure we could find a jersey for the gravity-minded folks too, and slap a logo on it.
As the resident self-appointed fashion consultant, I just ask that you never wear pads when wearing Lycra, and never wear lycra if your bike has over 5" of squish. And for the love of God and all that's holy, never wear a full-face helmet if you are wearing lycra shorts or an XC top. Mikie can be the exception to the lycra shorts rule, given his recent unsuccessful attempt to adhere to the mtb fashion rules. And Burt don't need no rules - he's a honeybadger.
(Note - for the nuance-impaired reader, all "rules" regarding fashion are offered in self-mocking tongue-in-cheek humor, poking fun at the various trends and tendencies in our sport. Feel free to wear Russell basketball shorts, running shoes and a basketball tank top if you wish. I've been passed up hills by guys wearing this ensemble (on their Next-brand bikes).
Mikie
Admin/iMTB Hooligan
Re: Working on IMT T-Shirts
Panic not! We will go with a company that can provide bof (both). I like both jersey styles. I too prefer the full zip down and 3 pockets. But I prefer the pockets reachable, I am no longer double jointed to where I can reach over my shoulder to grab something out of a pocket so high. I have ruined many-a-jerseys from pulling the shirt down in the back to be able to grab a Gu.
The OTB Club have printed plenty of Jeseys so UPSed is helping get in the right direction... All will be taken care of.
Also looking at Cycling Hats as well...
More to come!
Mike
herzalot said:
Panic not! We will go with a company that can provide bof (both). I like both jersey styles. I too prefer the full zip down and 3 pockets. But I prefer the pockets reachable, I am no longer double jointed to where I can reach over my shoulder to grab something out of a pocket so high. I have ruined many-a-jerseys from pulling the shirt down in the back to be able to grab a Gu.
The OTB Club have printed plenty of Jeseys so UPSed is helping get in the right direction... All will be taken care of.
Also looking at Cycling Hats as well...
More to come!
Mike
doublewide
iMTB Rockstah
I vote for the tight XC style jersey's with the three pockets like J suggested. The tighter the better so all the lovely cycling ladies I ride with can enjoy my man bits! 
