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Re: Community to design new LEGO T-shirts
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lugnet.lego.direct
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Sun, 3 Dec 2000 01:40:47 GMT
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In lugnet.lego.direct, Todd Lehman writes:
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> Well, we could set up a special newsgroup/mailing list if that would be
> helpful. A email address at lugnet.com for design submissions would kinda
That's probably a good idea. That way it allows for some group
discussion (some good, some bad) about what's going on with the
design ideas.
> Except for the ordering page, which is generated by a script given a bunch
> of data and prices, I whipped up all of the LUGNET T-shirt pages
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> http://www.lugnet.com/gear/tshirts/
> http://www.lugnet.com/gear/tshirts/C
> http://www.lugnet.com/gear/tshirts/E
> etc.
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> using LUGNET's page-content system:
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> http://www.lugnet.com/publish/ftx/guide/
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> Someone sufficiently motivated could do something similar for new shirts --
> unless LEGO has other ideas about page locations.
Wow, I don't think I've seen those shirt pages before. But
yeah, that's exactly the idea I had in mind.
> (LUGNET doesn't yet have a generalized voting engine, BTW.)
By that you mean an automated one, correct?
> > I agree that the actual product artwork should be of very high quality,
> > using original source from TLC. Ditto for the materials to be of very high
> > quality. For motorsports souvenirs its not uncommon for T-shirts to be
> > US$30-50, and many are of a very good quality (unfortunately many have
> > really gawd-awful designs!).
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> Hmm...maybe if things go really well with a medium-quality place, LEGO might
> consider re-making some of the better-selling designs at a high-quality place
> and selling them mainstream at the LIC's or at LEGOLAND...? :-)
That would be neat! Depending on what "medium quality" means, I
may not buy them in the first place though. I would like to buy
ones that are the same quality as I would find in a clothing
store for all my other clothes (Sears, The Bay, etc.). Something
with a high quality printing that won't crank/fade/peel in a
short amount of time.
> > A little less casual, I'd also vote for a collar shirt, full button length,
> > long sleeve, button down collar, pocketed, with an embroidered LEGO logo on
> > the left chest.
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> Hoh! Yes!
Ya like that, eh? :] Even though its "less casual" than a
T-shirt, I wouldn't be able to wear one to work. Our company
has a "dress code" that we cannot wear logos (except for
discrete ones from the clothing maker). But I'm sure it'd
get plenty of elsewhere wear! :]
KDJ
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LUGNETer #203, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
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