FUSA TShirts?

My old one is getting warn down by the washer/dryer. Any interest in doing a new run of them? Also, would need to see how it was done the first time.

 

With so many new folks (including moi) w/o and the advent of spring/summer weather, heck yeah. Don't know how they were done before, but there's an online company called cafepress.com that does a pretty good job.

 

I'd probably be on board for a Fulham USA t-shirt as well! :handgestures-thumbupleft:

 

Great Idea. I'd love one, two or three. missed out last time. There was a choice between white and black.

According to the Internet way back machine the description for the black shirt was:

Heavyweight 100% cotton t-shirt that includes the FulhamUSA logo on the front in full color and the COYW's Fulham tagline on the back Be the envy of the rest of the Premier League fans.

The white shirt was:

Heavyweight 100% cotton t-shirt that has a unique FulhamUSA design printed on the front in full color, as well as the FulhamUSA logo on the back. Be the envy of the rest of the Premier League fans.

Unfortunatly there were no pictures avaailable from the site.

I can't remember who headed it up last time, but maybe the art work is still around

 

Basic design from the original site and certainly open to other designs.

 

Cool, I'd be happy to throw some ideas out there.

 

I have the first one at home and if I remember when I get home, I will take a picture of it and post. I would be up for another one, especially if red was a choice.

 

I'd be interested. A tshirt with the logo at the top of the page (logo, black fulham/white usa, with or w/o the "Official Fulham FC US Supporters Club" underneath), centered across the front, would look good. Or you could make the usa part red and then fulham white or black depending on shirt color. I'd just as soon it not have .com on it.

 

I have not, but I'll be happy to research it as long as I don't have to handle any money.

 

My only issue with Cafepress would be copyright issues:
"CafePress.com will solely and exclusively own all intellectual property and other rights, title and interest in and to the CafePress.com Service, and CafePress.com will have the sole and exclusive right to obtain trademark and copyright registrations, patents and other protection therefor, and you will not acquire any right, title or interest therein, under this Agreement or otherwise." Maybe we can shop around local places and get some pricing (I don't mind doing that) once we have size and quantities.

 

Man, I'm glad somebody on here knows to read the fine print! Does that mean, in layman's terms, that we give up the right to the design? If so, what a bunch of poppycock.

 

Well I am certainly not a lawyer but that verbiage doesn't give me a warm fuzzy feeling for sure. Basically, if you use their service they can pretty much do what they want with your imagine AND if it gets really popular they can copyright it for profit and make you stop using it. Sooooo... I suggest we get a design/color shirt we all agree upon and go from there. Also, I missed it, and while be it last run it was "cool" to have .com on the shirt this time I agree not so much. But please no # or @ or whatever you tweeters do.

 

Here's a couple ideas but I'll probably keep working as well. Just wanted to get things started.

 

I like having the established 2004, but either or

 

I like the design in Heather's post. We could have that on the front and the Established 2004 on the sleeves maybe?

Another idea--have the badge part of it where a badge would be on a football shirt, and the rest of it where the shirt sponsor would be.

(I would post an image but I don't know how to do that.)

Looking for a company, I've had a lot of luck with customink.com, a company near where I live in Virginia. They do quality work.

 

Something like this:

http://www.customink.com/designs/fu...0&cm_mmc=hotlink-_-2-_-Body_img-_-designfront