28 Jan
2020
28 Jan
'20
1:39 p.m.
On Tue, 28 Jan 2020, Lars Marowsky-Bree wrote:
On 2020-01-25T21:08:52, Emily Ruf
<eruf(a)linuxfoundation.org> wrote:
Agree on the wraparound.
For the hoodie, I think it should either have a zipper or be one of the
lightweight designs (slide 10?). Otherwise it's hard to wear indoors (and
control body temperature).
Canonical wants to sponsor the apparel. If we do that, where would we put
(presumably) 'ubuntu'? Maybe put the "cephalcon" = logo on the breast,
and ubuntu on the arm? Can we confirm spreadshirt can do printing like
that?
sage
Hi All -
Please take a look at the hoodie options for the attendee giveaway. We have $15/person
set aside in the budget and most of these are higher once you include setup and shipping.
As of today, all estimates have come in under budget so we may have some wiggle room.
Let’s discuss on Tuesday’s call.
Thanks!
I may not be able to join the call this evening unfortunately, but from
the looks, the Threadfast looks good to me. It's also available in XS
(which may be relevant in the target region) and also in pure black.
The tapered/body fits are also very pretty, but I am unsure whether
they're appropriate gear.
The Next Level one with the black outside, red inside might be an
interesting option too if that red matches our Ceph logo's red?
From the designs, the last one (wrap-around) is my favorite. If that's
difficult to print, I'd vote for the secod (with the sleeve conference
logo, but w/o the bright Ceph logo, so that this beautiful conference
logo is present in full). If we can't print on the sleeve either, the
first one.
Thanks,
Lars
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