EHW Merch?

[neurotix]

Hey, so I'm wearing my white EHW tee with the simple logo. It seems to be water proof?

 

I spilled some tea on my shirt, not very much, but enough that on a cotton shirt it would soak in and make a small brown circle or something. I was like oh sonuva dammit but...

 

Instead, it ended up on the shirt and made it wet but did not soak in to the fabric, it sorta rolled off and brushed off and was immediately dry with no stain.

 

I haven't looked at the store for the material or confirmed that they are water proof, I already know they are 100% polyester from looking before but yeah.

 

Really nice material for these shirts and good for me and drinking my daily tea, since I'm an idiot and spill it on my shirt frequently.

[neurotix]

So I showed my sister the store and she didn't want a T-shirt because she would prefer a form fitting "woman's tee" if you know what that is @ENTERPRISE. Anything we can do about that? Bridgypoo might want one too.

[bridgypoo]

can confirm, but still waiting on @Fluxmaven to model the potential bikinis

[Fluxmaven]

1 hour ago, bridgypoo said:

can confirm, but still waiting on @Fluxmaven to model the potential bikinis

 

 

Send me the bikini and I'll model it 

[neurotix]

Lol!

[Cerberus]

I'll just go ahead and say it, the shirt I got... its a closet piece.

 

100% dont like the material, lmao

[neurotix]

26 minutes ago, Cerberus said:

I'll just go ahead and say it, the shirt I got... its a closet piece.

 

100% dont like the material, lmao

 

Yeah, when I bought mine I didn't know there was a weight selection of 4oz or 6oz. I ended up with 4 oz and it's super thin. However:

 

1. The material is durable and stretchy

2. The printing used is top notch

3. They seem to be water proof? I sit on the couch all day drinking tea and occasionally have spilled my tea on one of the shirts, and it beads up on it and brushes off and just makes the material damp on the outside. Then it dries in a couple minutes, no stains. And this is on a white shirt, any other material would probably be permanently stained or I'd have to try and get the stains out.

 

I am 120% satisfied with my purchase though wish I had gotten the heavier option. Also, I know you get what you pay for and the printing process and material costs more, but I wish the price was a little less... If I recall, $35 per tee roughly.

 

I suggest wearing the shirt you got especially in the summer and see if you can adjust to it. Advertising the site wherever you go as well.

Edited May 28 by neurotix

[bridgypoo]

43 minutes ago, Fluxmaven said:

 

 

Send me the bikini and I'll model it 

[Sir Beregond]

3 hours ago, Cerberus said:

I'll just go ahead and say it, the shirt I got... its a closet piece.

 

100% dont like the material, lmao

Agreed.

 

2 hours ago, neurotix said:

 

Yeah, when I bought mine I didn't know there was a weight selection of 4oz or 6oz. I ended up with 4 oz and it's super thin. However:

 

1. The material is durable and stretchy

2. The printing used is top notch

3. They seem to be water proof? I sit on the couch all day drinking tea and occasionally have spilled my tea on one of the shirts, and it beads up on it and brushes off and just makes the material damp on the outside. Then it dries in a couple minutes, no stains. And this is on a white shirt, any other material would probably be permanently stained or I'd have to try and get the stains out.

 

I am 120% satisfied with my purchase though wish I had gotten the heavier option. Also, I know you get what you pay for and the printing process and material costs more, but I wish the price was a little less... If I recall, $35 per tee roughly.

 

I suggest wearing the shirt you got especially in the summer and see if you can adjust to it. Advertising the site wherever you go as well.

It has nothing to do with the weight. It's the material. Some of us just don't like the "dri-fit" style t-shirts. I'm definiteyl with Cerberus on that.

[ENTERPRISE]

20 hours ago, neurotix said:

So I showed my sister the store and she didn't want a T-shirt because she would prefer a form fitting "woman's tee" if you know what that is @ENTERPRISE. Anything we can do about that? Bridgypoo might want one too.

Thanks for the feedback, I will take a look at a Womans Tee

16 hours ago, Cerberus said:

I'll just go ahead and say it, the shirt I got... its a closet piece.

 

100% dont like the material, lmao

Thanks for the feedback, what material preference do you have? I would enjoy comments from others as well as I would be happy to see if I can supply the T-shirts with the current printing type on a different material.

[Cerberus]

13 minutes ago, ENTERPRISE said:

Thanks for the feedback, I will take a look at a Womans Tee

Thanks for the feedback, what material preference do you have? I would enjoy comments from others as well as I would be happy to see if I can supply the T-shirts with the current printing type on a different material.

other than my required work shirts (which are 90/10 poly/cotton), I only wear cotton.

 

Just cant get over the "clingy-ness" dry fits offer.

Edited May 28 by Cerberus

[Sir Beregond]

29 minutes ago, ENTERPRISE said:

Thanks for the feedback, I will take a look at a Womans Tee

Thanks for the feedback, what material preference do you have? I would enjoy comments from others as well as I would be happy to see if I can supply the T-shirts with the current printing type on a different material.

Personally I prefer either a plain cotton tee or a tri-blend type. I'll have to go back, sounded like your current printing didn't work with those?

 

16 minutes ago, Cerberus said:

other than my required work shirts (which are 90/10 poly/cotton), I only wear cotton.

 

Just cant get over the "clingy-ness" dry fits offer.

That and the dry-fit types are not very flattering if you got some jelly rolls like me. 

 

Edited May 28 by Sir Beregond

[neurotix]

I had an idea in mind for a shirt. I have the original in VERY large format that should have crisp text.

 

I wanted "In PC hardware we trust" to be going from left to right and readable but couldn't figure out how. I could keep trying though. Here it is:

 

 

EDIT: I could also change the font or put an outline around it if anyone likes this idea.

Edited June 12 by neurotix

[The Pook]

define: kerning

[neurotix]

2nd try.

 

[pio]

1 hour ago, neurotix said:

2nd try.

 

What is "Net Est 2019 Trust We Hardware PC In ExtremeHW"?

[damric]

I want a ball cap. Someone buy me one and make my day. Are they only in white? I would prefer like charcoal gray.

[neurotix]

7 hours ago, iamjanco said:

@neurotix

 

Suggestion:  If you're not simply toying around with what you've learned, best to stick with the existing tag lines. Anything else is doing a disservice to the brand. 

 

 

 

 

Alright, noted.

 

Yours looks great btw.

[Memmento Mori]

7 hours ago, iamjanco said:

@neurotix

 

Suggestion:  If you're not simply toying around with what you've learned, best to stick with the existing tag lines. Anything else is doing a disservice to the brand. 

 

 

 

 

 

I like it!

 

Put this on a metal cup in black and ill buy it for my coffee.... 

[Avacado]

8 hours ago, iamjanco said:

@neurotix

 

Suggestion:  If you're not simply toying around with what you've learned, best to stick with the existing tag lines. Anything else is doing a disservice to the brand. 

 

 

 

 

Damn, that is sexy. I want. 

[neurotix]

Agreed.

 

He'd most likely need to scale it up to like 3000x3000 px at 300ppi on a transparent background for it to be usable on a shirt. At least, for the shirts I designed they needed to be very high res and transparent (the areas around his letters would all need to be on a transparent background.)

 

This makes sure that they aren't printing black on the shirt at all which ends up looking dark gray = it ends up looking like crap. The high res is what most printers need that Enterprise is using.

 

I would not be surprised if iamjanco doesn't want it used on a shirt, cup or hat though. I could be wrong, but he didn't seem too keen on having designs used other than to demonstrate. I don't want to and am not speaking for him though.

[ENTERPRISE]

10 hours ago, iamjanco said:

@neurotix

 

Suggestion:  If you're not simply toying around with what you've learned, best to stick with the existing tag lines. Anything else is doing a disservice to the brand. 

 

 

 

 

 

@neurotix @iamjanco.  I like the input from both of you which has lead to the above design, I rather like this and on my next round of store changes I would like to use this. Am I able to have the raw file for this .PSD/Ai ?

[neurotix]

21 minutes ago, ENTERPRISE said:

 

@neurotix @iamjanco.  I like the input from both of you which has lead to the above design, I rather like this and on my next round of store changes I would like to use this. Am I able to have the raw file for this .PSD/Ai ?

 

I can try my best to imitate jans design and remake it the same way but transparent. I have the font used. I can make it 3000x5000 and as a transparent png for Printly. It would be a good learning experience for me, bending text around a circle is not easy in GIMP.

 

Otherwise jan would need to upload the design, again fully transparent in a png and a psd. That's up to him.