THIA T-shirts?

[Darkmoon]

My favourite shirt says, 'I look this way to offend you.' That or 'Zombie Repellent' with a picture of a shotgun.

THIA t-shirts would amuse me enough to buy, as long as you have them in, as my friend puts it, 'Roleplayer size.' You could have some fun, RE like images. Y'know, Zombies silhoutted in the door but not a pic from RE with 'The Horror is Alive' in a creepy font beneath. As long as RE and Capcom are never mentioned it shouldn't cause legal issues. And no artwork taken from them.

[Biocore]

What's next, NeoGaf t-shirts? God, I hope not. How dreadful.

[Project Omega]

THIA t-shirts should definately NOT be done. I doubt too many people are so devout about THIA that they would go around and wear THIA clothes in public, advertising for THIA for free. Unpayed advertisement.

This happens every time you wear something new or drink/eat something that's branded in public. If you drink a bottle of Pepsi on a train, a few dozen people will see you and in a sense, you'd be advertising for Pepsi.

It happens all the time sometimes without us even knowing it.

[Biocore]

I know it happens all the time, the point was, I'm far more dedicated to Dr. Pepper or Mountain Dew than I am to THIA. The two don't compare. I was just saying, few people would feel so dedicated and great about THIA to actually buy such a product. But that is a good point, Project Omega. I'm glad you brought it up, the public all too often advertises for free, mostly without knowing it. Good observation.

[Scream]

I did this once for WU with cafepress. When I received the first paycheck my bank said it would be pointless to cash it because of all the fees involved (currency etc).. it was just 25 USD though. If I recall correctly only around three people ordered.. But I wasn't doing it for the money at all, it was more like boosting organisation morale or something (to even higher levels, yeah).

Would I do it again? Hell yeah! But I wouldn't use Cafepress, it would need to be a more custom and slightly futuristic range of clothing so it's more in line with the image of WU. Though Cafepress isn't bad for mouse pads and mugs, I heard they even do thongs now too!

[Stu]

Inevitably, people would be all "Ooh count me in for an XL!!1". Dot puts in an order, gets the shirts, starts to collect money...and oops, no one wants to pay up now it's all for real.

[Twist]

Inevitably, people would be all "Ooh count me in for an XL!!1". Dot puts in an order, gets the shirts, starts to collect money...and oops, no one wants to pay up now it's all for real.

Unfortunatly. :[

I actually would pay for a THIA T-shirt, if I liked it's design. I'm in need of some new clothes anyway.

[The Dude]

Do a t-shirt of that and i'll buy it.

[MeganGrass]

I'd buy one, for sure.

[Biocore]

Inevitably, people would be all "Ooh count me in for an XL!!1". Dot puts in an order, gets the shirts, starts to collect money...and oops, no one wants to pay up now it's all for real.

Quoted for Truth.

I wouldn't buy one though, for real or not.

[Project Omega]

Employee discounts for the win!

[Darkmoon]

Employee discount? I'll buy three!

[Vogue_Dirge]

Now that I've thought it out, the arguements brought up are very true.

I guess I just had to get over the 'That'd be so awesome' factor that brought the idea up in the first place.

[Project Omega]

I do agree however, that more Resident Evil t-shirts would be bad ass, even if they aren't made by Capcom. The only one I ever wore that are in my collection was the T-Shirt that came with Outbreak. I wore that till it fade to grey (was originally dark black)

[Dot50Cal]

I wear the Remake one all the time. Its fading to gray as well ;(