Clothing and such.

[neil-h]

I’m sure others have thought of this but here’s my take. I would love to see clothing with the Arendal name/logo on them. It would be great to be able to proudly display the brand we own and are so passionate about (as well for advertising). Would also love to see a home theatre placard specific for 2 channel enthusiasts, as many of us are in this category and do not have home theaters. Items could also be expanded out into many other areas.

 

[laurence-chan]

I’d definitely be in for a t-shirt and insulated tumbler if/when they are available.

[Adam J]

Great idea, would love some Arendal merch to wear!

[neil-h]

I was hopeful on the merchandise but don’t think it will happen.

[TJB]

I’d be down for a sweatshirt with the logo on it.  I’m sure many others would be as well.

[Luis]

@Neil H I wouldn’t give up as various folks from Arendal participate within the community… that being said, but me down for a couple of T-Shirts and hat.

[arkmann]

Agree with the 2 channel placard.  I would buy one.  Arendal team you have a couple of buyers waiting, the rest is up to you!

[Lukas]

Hey guys.

We are currently looking into different samples for merch. It is not that easy.

What would be the max you would want to pay?

T-Shirt
Poloshirt
Hoody
Crewneck
Cap

[neil-h]

Hi Lukas

1.   In my opinion it’s not the cost, be it reasonable, but the quality of the clothing. I’ve had/seen so many logo shirts on poor quality t-shirts it stops me from buying. I can’t stress enough, if your not going to use good top quality T-shirts then why bother. This is meant to be helpful, not to criticize. Personally, I like T’s and zip up fleece or non hooded sweatshirts. Thank Lukas

 

[Lukas]

Hey Neil. I absolutely agree. We definitely want high quality, nothing else. But having them made and shipped from Norway is crazy expensive. It is not that easy to get it right and involves a lot of time and lots of samples.

So it would be nice to have a ballpark figure what you guys would be willing to pay for it.

[neil-h]

Sorry Lukas, I wasn’t thinking in that regard. I would be willing to spend approx. $35.00 for a quality T. And about $45-50 for a sweat shirt. Not sure if this works in with profit vs cost vs price to consumer. Just an idea, I’m in the USA, can you have clothing manufactured in different parts of the globe to lessen your cost? Just wandering.