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Just made a deal with a manufacturer that should see us all wearing an SAU cap for about $20 each.

Its made in the same factory as ecko (the gangsta clothes label with the rhino logo) caps.

The design of the cap is as follows: Elastic base rim (no straps at the back) 12x16 cotton twill sandwich cap with curved visor.

Here are the options:

  • skylinesaustralia.com in a marquee around the base of the cap.
  • big f**koff emblem in the middle on the front
  • any other design that will fit on the cap

Please suggest some designs which I'll then implement and send to the manufacturer.

Here's the catch. We have to purchase 100 of the fvuckers coz their minimum run is 100. (theoretically 102, but they'll give it to us for the price of 100).

please vote "I will buy" if you want one. Once this tally hits 100, then I will make arrangements for payments and then place the order.

Part of the money raised will go to the running of the forums. All purchases from VIC forum goers will get a certain percentage donated to the running of the VIC club. Similar arrangements can be made for other states.

I have attached the ecko cap that they manufacture as a reference.

UPDATE

OK here's what we have so far, we have about 80 odd requests for caps and beanies, so I'll put the order in, now we have to figure out what design we want on the caps/beanies. TO keep it simple we might just go with the same design on both.

here's a mock up of the cap that I made, any improvements/suggestions will be appreciated.

cap.jpg

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ye i'd buy one.

but when u say they make a minimum run of 100 - does that 100 of exactly the same colour/design? coz then we'd all be like wearing exactly the same hat. and at a meet that'd look weird. may as well all wear uniforms.

but yeh, put me down for one.

omg... caps ppl... I'll make inquiries about beanies tho... dunno if they make em, but they make all the ecko head gear and ecko has beanies... will find out

Put me down for a cap and a beanie too!

What about using the typical "SAU" with the lights on either side. I know we have used this logo alot, but it says what we are about.

The "skylinesaustralia.com in a marquee around the base of the cap", is also a good idea.

How about getting the Model of our cars at the back of the cap. eg: 33 or R33.

This is a mad idea, thanks Funky!

Don't think we can get personalised ones for each type of ca; unfortunately it has to be one design only (otherwise I'll have to get 200). Don't know what the go with the designs for the beenie and the caps are as they're clearly gonna be 2 different things.

Here's 3 designs we have atm:

A monogram block... r34 tailights with SAU under it

logo.gif

A block made up of the url cut up into chunks

logotext.gif

A straight line url, probably best suited for around the base.

url.gif

Any other ideas?

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