Something new for 2012

[Steve Bullman]

No, the idea is for the designs to appeal to the wider market, not just people who are interested in chatting on arb forums. The designs are clear enough to be of relevance to arbtalk members, and cool enough to be desirable to the rest....IMO

[pleasant]

...why would someone in the wider market buy something with arbtalk written on it if they don't know what arbtalk is?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

...why would someone in the wider market buy something with arbtalk written on it if they don't know what arbtalk is?

 

are you kidding! those last two designs are sick, anyone would wear those!

[pleasant]

Anyone who was an arborist- but not any tom dick or harry (the wider market) surely?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Anyone who was an arborist- but not any tom dick or harry (the wider market) surely?

 

my gay bender brother would wear that! the design is slick

[Steve Bullman]

Anyone who was an arborist- but not any tom dick or harry (the wider market) surely?

 

I thought it was pretty obvious i'm talking about the wider arb market

[pleasant]

....hmmm I think it's the model in the pics that would swing it for him rather than the t-shirt.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

I thought it was pretty obvious i'm talking about the wider arb market

 

steve they are wicked mate, and will FLY off the shelf, brilliant job, well impressed with the last two:thumbup1:

 

and I think they WOULD sell in a wider market.

[Steve Bullman]

Cheers Tony

[pleasant]

Isn't it in the sites' and the sites' advertisers interests to create awarness to arborists who are currently unaware of its existance? Just adding WWW & CO.UK either side of the arbtalk on the rear wouldn't detract from the aesthetics of the design and IMO would look "cooler" as it would appear the wearer is privvy to the existance of a specialist website.