Re: Debian T-shirts
Hi,
Do you or does anybody know - is there t-shirts/hats/etc. stuff available
without any preliminary reservation of them.
I'll be coming, but I've not decided yet, what shirts I'd like to have.
Thanks in advance!
Best Regards,
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Steve McIntyre kirjoitti:
> On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 04:42:46PM +0100, Steve McIntyre wrote:
>>We've just had a load of Debian T-shirts made up for a show in the UK,
>>and I have some left over. I'm thinking of bringing some to Helsinki
>>with me to sell to people while I'm there. Designs are shown on my
>>page at
>>
>> http://www.einval.com/~steve/DebianCD/
>>
>>If you'd like one, please mail me in advance. I don't want to bring
>>all of them in a large box to Helsinki unless people want them! :-)
>
> I should have guessed that lots of people would want some! Extra
> information that I should have included with the first mail, and
> answers to some of the questions:
>
> Prices at Debconf are:
>
> Classic swirl T / "babydoll" ladies T: GBP 6 / EUR 9
> Grolsch / Guinness T: GBP 9 / EUR 13
> Polo: GBP 16 / EUR 25
>
> Those prices are basically what the Ts cost to make, rounded up so I
> don't need to make small change. Proceeds will go into Debian UK
> money. The prices listed on my web page are for sale to people
> normally in the UK; we sell to Debian people at lower prices.
>
> People have already definitely spoken for 30 shirts, and I'm now out
> of size L in Classic T and Grolsch T. Several people have expressed
> interest, but not said definitely what size/style they'd like.
>
> The T-shirts are premium Fruit of the Loom shirts, polos are
> quality heavyweight (can't remember the brand).
>
> Christian: yes, you're right - it looks like I'll be bringing the
> large box! :-)
>
> I'm going to bring most/all of the shirts to HEL with me. First come,
> first served - mail me beforehand if you want to reserve a specific
> design / size. I'll confirm individually.
>
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