Ekaterina Gerasimova píše v Po 24. 06. 2013 v 18:55 +0100:
My estimation was based on my experience from Desktop Summit 2011 where> On 24 June 2013 15:42, Jiri Eischmann <eischmann redhat com> wrote:
> Andreas Nilsson píše v Po 24. 06. 2013 v 16:23 +0200:
> > On 06/24/2013 03:56 PM, Jiri Eischmann wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > I'm currently preparing an order of GUADEC t-shirts.
> Looking at the
> > > design [1], I and the vendor agreed that the most fitting
> colour is real
> > > turquoise. So we chose a kind of t-shirt that has this
> colour [2]. The
> > > problem is that this kind only has unisex cuts. Is unisex
> OK or should
> > > we look for kinds that have women's cut even at the cost
> of having to
> > > pick another colour?
> > I would say Atoll would be closer to what I envisioned.
> >
> http://www.reklamnytextil.sk/index.cfm?module=Catalog&page=Product&ProductID=80512
> >
> > There seems to be womens shirt available in this color.
> >
> http://www.reklamnytextil.sk/index.cfm?module=Catalog&page=Product&ProductID=83145
>
>
> Yes, Atoll is another option. I personally felt it was
> something between
> Atoll and Real Turquoise and decided for turquoise, but it
> could also be
> Atoll and if it's closer to what you envisioned, then the
> problem is
> solved.
>
> > I would also like to hear Kat's thoughts on the color
> choice.
> > If I recall correctly, the color choice of last years FOSDEM
> ladies
> > shirt was quite popular (to the extent that several men
> complained about
> > not getting "the nice color" :)
>
>
> BTW we're planning to order around 40 red t-shirts for
> organizers and
> volunteers, but if you have a better colour idea, it's
> welcome. I can
> order any colour that is in the catalogue.
>
>
> With 13 volunteers over 8 days with 5-10 local team members, you
> should expect to need 100-150 as a minimum, assuming you guess all the
> sizes correctly and no one gets sweaty. I recommend that you aim for
> 200 and expect to have some left over. The leftovers can be given out
> on the last day to other people who helped out with the organisation
> and so on in some way or other as it's a nice thing to do.
I volunteered and we only got one t-shirt (at least I did).
If we want to give everyone a t-shirt for each day, I have no problem to
produce 150 or more. It's just a matter of budget. The t-shirts are
pretty cheap - €2.43 each.
> For reference, at the Desktop Summit we had 400 volunteer t-shirts
> (granted we had more volunteers) and had to have a second run printed
> on the second day because we ran out.
>
>
>
> > Also, I assume you want a proper pdf of this print with
> exact measures.
> > I'll send that in a separate mail.
>
>
> Yes please, send it to me. The vendor will definitely need
> that.
>
> > >
> > > I'd also like to ask if we want to produce other cool
> stuff that would
> > > be available for purchase at the registration desk. I've
> got reliable
> > > and cheap vendors to produce virtually everything.
> Stickers, buttons,
> > > pillows [3], mugs, hats,... It could be a nice additional
> income for
> > > GNOME Foundation and people would have some nice souvenirs
> to take home.
> > > But if we want to produce something, we will have to work
> on it soon.
> > There was some stuff for sale last GUADEC, it was quite
> successful I
> > believe. The people involved in last years conference would
> have
> > originals for at least mugs and pillows.
> > - Andreas
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