Okay friends, who wants Sonus T-shirts?

I think an Autopia chest label on front (a small one, like you'd see on any kind of dress t-shirt) and a Sonus logo on back would look nice.



Thanks for putting this together, Lee.
 
MongooseGA said:
I think an Autopia chest label on front (a small one, like you'd see on any kind of dress t-shirt) and a Sonus logo on back would look nice.
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I, too, like this idea.
 
Thanks folks. :)



I am just waiting to hear from David...I'll let you know where we go from here.



I also have been sending emails to P21S, Brookside Imports, but I have not been able to reach them yet either...
 
Lee.. you know it might be nice if someone made a detailing shirt out of wicking materials that dried quickly. Add more pockets and a few loops for MF's detailing brushes etc. .. you get the picture. I'd pay a premium for a well designed detailing shirt. Just an idea.
 
Personally, I wouldn't be willing to wear a P21S shirt in the summer, unless I also had a Klasse shirt underneath it (for durability).



But, I'm definitely in for the Sonus shirts.
 
"Personally, I wouldn't be willing to wear a P21S shirt in the summer, unless I also had a Klasse shirt underneath it (for durability)."



:rofl



Maybe we can make them out of microfiber. Could start a fashion trend. Send a few to Ashton and Demi to wear. :)
 
I like Mike's idea. That'll take a few people a little while to design, unless there's already one being made. I don't know of any, though. maybe even a little loopy-do on the shoulders to keep the PC/Rotary cord from dragging on the paint.



I was thinking microfiber, with WW collars. :rofl < I love the new ROFL smiley.



BTW, congrads Mike, on the enhgagement :)
 
The Uncle said:
Personally, I wouldn't be willing to wear a P21S shirt in the summer, unless I also had a Klasse shirt underneath it (for durability).



But, I'm definitely in for the Sonus shirts.
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:rofl :rofl



Thanks for the laugh! :bow
 
MongooseGA said:
I like Mike's idea. That'll take a few people a little while to design, unless there's already one being made. I don't know of any, though. maybe even a little loopy-do on the shoulders to keep the PC/Rotary cord from dragging on the paint.



I was thinking microfiber, with WW collars. :rofl < I love the new ROFL smiley.



BTW, congrads Mike, on the enhgagement :)
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Thanks Glenn .. much appreciated :D



I like your idea too for a loopy thing on the shoulder of the shirt for the PC cable... maybe with a velcro snap. I really think it is a good idea.. I know when I just wear a T-shirt while detailing on a hot day, it ends up soaked in sweat and rinse water :o



Come on DavidB... make us all more comfortable while we detail!
 
Your suggestions just made me realize I have the perfect shirt for summer detailing. Columbia shirt that I wear while fishing because it is ventilated and very light weight, not to mention how quickly it dries. It also has a velco loop a few inches below the left shoulder. :D



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http://columbiasportswear.com/products/pr_detail.cfm?product_id=2687
 
TW85 HHI said:
Your suggestions just made me realize I have the perfect shirt for summer detailing. Columbia shirt that I wear while fishing because it is ventilated and very light weight, not to mention how quickly it dries. It also has a velco loop a couple of inches below the left shoulder. :D
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Do you have a link for that Greg? I might need to buy one of those!
 
Look at my post again. :) Watch the FLASH video on the Columbia website. Downside is the shirts are expensive at $50-60.
 
TW85 HHI said:
Downside is the shirts are expensive at $50-60.
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You smell that?



It smells like...



Group Buy!!!



That looks pretty good. Are they cut well for moving around and stuff?



*Edit: it might be difficult to get a good quality silk screen (I think that's what it's called) picture onto those shirts. Plus, a dress shirt might not look right like a big logo on the back.



I'm still in for a heavy quality t-shirt.
 
The shirts are actually larger for the same size than other shirts (my medium shirt is like a large in a different brand) and since it is a light material, you can move around easily. The material has zero stretch so you do not want to go too small. If you wear a medium, buy a medium. Large, buy a large. Because of the ventilation, you do not want the shirt to be as fitting as a regular t-shirt, though they're not baggy.



{edit} I'm not suggesting these shirts for having logos put on. I just realized it will make a great shirt for working on my car during the sauna summers we have.
 
Great idea Greg, but maybe we should start small with a T-shirt first. It may make more economic sense for David...less risk if they did not sell as well.
 
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