Here are the shirt design options <https://drive.google.com/open?id=1tM1OSJ5KbRXk9IkmbVf1sw1FQiJfmlUx> for your review. We can pick one of these as-is, combine designs, tweak, etc.

Thanks Emily. I may not be able to make the call today, so wanted to share my thoughts on it. My personal preference (and the style I see most as a conference swag item as it’s easier for attendees to put on and remove over existing clothes) is for a zip fronted hoodie, but I know these are $11+ more per item, so this is going to break the bank (unless the wiggle room is substantial!). We chose a hoodie as the swag item due to the temperature in Seoul this time of year, so a thicker one would be the best option if we can make budgets work. If we can’t afford anything thicker than a t-shirt, we may as well go for a nice t-shirt to avoid providing a low quality item that will leave attendees feeling dissatisfied with the swag. I remember only too well the moans of attendees from the last few OpenStack/Open Infrastructure Summits I attended when they were given a beanie or a pair of socks as conference swag on a $1,000 ticket. Matthew From: Emily Ruf &lt;eruf(a)linuxfoundation.org&gt; Sent: 26 January 2020 02:09 To: cephalocon-seoul-2020(a)ceph.io Subject: [Cephalocon-seoul-2020] Hoodie options 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. Emily Emily Ruf, CMP Event Manager The Linux Foundation M: 512-745-1456 E: eruf@linuxfoundation.org<mailto:eruf@linuxfoundation.org>

On Tue, 28 Jan 2020, Lars Marowsky-Bree 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