tshirts

[Dunrite Printing]

I was at fedoraforum.org reading about the t-shirts that are available from
expresscafe, and someone referred me to this list.

I am interested in printing t-shirts for fedora. I have been in and out of
the project since it started, and I recently just got back into it with core
4. I am 34 years old, an IT administrator by day, and I own a Screen
Printing business on the side. I have been in the printing industry for
almost ten years, and owned the screen printing business for about 5 years
going on 6. Anyways, this is not a hopeless plug for business, I don't need
additional business, I stay busy enough, but I do believe in the quality of
the shirts my shop can produce, and I want a high quality shirt available
for not only myself, but everyone. You can check out my webpage if you want
to know about my business. Keep in mind I do not update the website or even
sell off it anymore, I normally stick with resellers, schools, fire houses
etc. A couple of my bigger clients right now are Coke and Little Caesars. I
am the screen printer, I have a couple of people that work for me, but there
would be no middleman, and I would be printing the shirts myself, so the
quality would be guaranteed. We could also have other than white colored
t-shirts, since this is a real screen printing process, not an inkjet or
anything like that.

How could I find out more about who I should talk to about printing
t-shirts?

[Alex]

Bill,

I would be your contact for merchandise production. At the moment, we
do not have an official merchandise store set up--not on
cafepress.com, not anywehere else.

I would be delighted to find out more about the conditions you could
offer Fedora.

Thanks,
a

On 11/14/05, Dunrite Printing  wrote:
> I was at fedoraforum.org reading about the t-shirts that are available from
> expresscafe, and someone referred me to this list.
>
> I am interested in printing t-shirts for fedora. I have been in and out of
> the project since it started, and I recently just got back into it with core
> 4. I am 34 years old, an IT administrator by day, and I own a Screen
> Printing business on the side. I have been in the printing industry for
> almost ten years, and owned the screen printing business for about 5 years
> going on 6. Anyways, this is not a hopeless plug for business, I don't need
> additional business, I stay busy enough, but I do believe in the quality of
> the shirts my shop can produce, and I want a high quality shirt available
> for not only myself, but everyone. You can check out my webpage if you want
> to know about my business. Keep in mind I do not update the website or even
> sell off it anymore, I normally stick with resellers, schools, fire houses
> etc. A couple of my bigger clients right now are Coke and Little Caesars. I
> am the screen printer, I have a couple of people that work for me, but there
> would be no middleman, and I would be printing the shirts myself, so the
> quality would be guaranteed. We could also have other than white colored
> t-shirts, since this is a real screen printing process, not an inkjet or
> anything like that.
>
> How could I find out more about who I should talk to about printing
> t-shirts?
>
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[Jeremy Hogan]

He must mean this:
http://www.cafepress.com/buy/fedora/-/pv_design_details/pg_1/id_6252266/opt_...

Which he indicates is from fedoraforum.org http://fedoraforum.org, but I
can't find it mentioned there anywhere.

--jeremy

On 11/20/05, Alex Maier  wrote:
> Bill,
>
> I would be your contact for merchandise production. At the moment, we
> do not have an official merchandise store set up--not on
> cafepress.com http://cafepress.com, not anywehere else.
>
> I would be delighted to find out more about the conditions you could
> offer Fedora.
>
> Thanks,
> a
>
> On 11/14/05, Dunrite Printing  wrote:
> > I was at fedoraforum.org http://fedoraforum.org reading about the
>
> t-shirts that are available from
> > expresscafe, and someone referred me to this list.
> >
> > I am interested in printing t-shirts for fedora. I have been in and out
>
> of
> > the project since it started, and I recently just got back into it with
>
> core
> > I am 34 years old, an IT administrator by day, and I own a Screen
> >
> > Printing business on the side. I have been in the printing industry for
> > almost ten years, and owned the screen printing business for about 5
>
> years
> > going on 6. Anyways, this is not a hopeless plug for business, I don't
>
> need
> > additional business, I stay busy enough, but I do believe in the quality
>
> of
> > the shirts my shop can produce, and I want a high quality shirt
>
> available
> > for not only myself, but everyone. You can check out my webpage if you
>
> want
> > to know about my business. Keep in mind I do not update the website or
>
> even
> > sell off it anymore, I normally stick with resellers, schools, fire
>
> houses
> > etc. A couple of my bigger clients right now are Coke and Little
>
> Caesars. I
> > am the screen printer, I have a couple of people that work for me, but
>
> there
> > would be no middleman, and I would be printing the shirts myself, so the
> > quality would be guaranteed. We could also have other than white colored
> > t-shirts, since this is a real screen printing process, not an inkjet or
> > anything like that.
> >
> > How could I find out more about who I should talk to about printing
> > t-shirts?
> >
> > --
> > Fedora-marketing-list mailing list
> > [e-mail]
> > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-marketing-list
>
> --
> New content on Fedora Project page!
> http://fedoraproject.org
>
> Fedora Ambassadors
>
> --
> Fedora-marketing-list mailing list
> [e-mail]
> https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-marketing-list

[John Mahowald]

On 11/21/05, Jeremy Hogan  wrote:
> He must mean this:
> http://www.cafepress.com/buy/fedora/-/pv_design_details/pg_1/id_6252266/opt_...
>
> Which he indicates is from fedoraforum.org, but I can't find it mentioned
> there anywhere.
>
> --jeremy

I refered him here.

Confusingly, although that is similar to the FedoraForum.org logo,
that's not the store I set up and mentioned on FedoraForum.org, mine's
http://www.cafepress.com/fedoraforum

However, I have not mainained it in a while and sell at cost. I would
be willing to work with someone on a different arrangement for
FedoraForum.org.