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RE: Booth monitors (look and feel)
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Tue, 8 Aug 2000 17:02:11 GMT
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Gerlach, John <john.gerlach@%stopspammers%BestBuy.com>
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Actually, John Neal ("J-2") ( johnneal@uswest.net ) is the GMLTC person to
contact. He runs a tshirt screening business out of his home, and has
contacts for embroidering shirts. He could probably give you estimated
costs, timeframes, etc...
I think having 'logo'ed shirts adds a really nice touch to the layout. Even
if the shirts are not the same color, people see the logo and recognize
immediately that you're part of the group. J-2 wants to get hats, but he's
the only person in the club who wears a hat... ;-)
(And the screening process John uses is the highest quality - I have a shirt
that I've probably washed 25+ times, and it still looks great.)
He also made some 'id' cards for us to wear at LEGOLAND Carlsbad. Simple
ones, with our club name, our name, and a small picture (courtesy of my
digital camera). I think he paid $1.50 each to have them laminated at
Kinko's...
John Gerlach ("J-1")
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David K. Z. Harris [SMTP:zonker@gnac.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 8, 2000 11:52 AM
> To: ba-lego@cinnamon.com
> Subject: Booth monitors (look and feel)
>
> Tom McDonald reminds me of another point;
>
> When you are in the middle of a layout, folks presume that you
> are in charge...but when you are on the outside, it is easy for
> visitors to think other club members are 'just visitors' when
> we're all dressed in casual clothes.
>
> Some groups had matching colored polo shirts. A few even had
> an embroidered logo. Some wore matching engineers caps. But
> many of the operators in the big layouts were just in causal
> clothing.
>
> My thought is, when someone on the outside is dressed/marked
> in some way like the folks on the inside, that clothing helps
> the visitors understand that they are also part of the group
> running the booth.
>
> To that end, I was thinking about getting some BayLUG club
> pins made up, and maybe specific BayLTC pins. (Cost is small
> quantity are about $1.50 each. I picked up some literature
> from a vendor, and will follow up with Fred Yokel about some
> artwork samples.)
>
> Maybe it was Mike Poindexter or Tom Stangl mentioned that
> John Gerlach might be a good resource for information on
> shirts for booth duty. I imagine the costs are high for
> embroidered than silkscreen, but I think embroidered lasts
> longer through the wash. How many of you might be interested
> in getting a shirt or three (so you have a few to wear during
> a show without having to wash the same shirt each night ;-)?
>
> What do folks think of club hats [too|instead]?
>
> -Z-
>
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