** OVERCLOTHERS **
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Soldato
They kinda look like they are what staff at OCUK would wear. Like a uniform.
Customer: Excuse me
ME: Hello, how can I help you today
Customer: I'd like to return this 1080TI Strix. I ordered it online, but I have to return it. It's unopened.
ME: Sure, I'll just take that over here
Customer: Why are you running out the door with it?
I like the last one, but I think I would personally prefer them without the logo on the front. It makes it look too much like a uniform, and that's coming from someone who works for Overclockers UK! The logo on the back of the neck part is cool though (IMO). 
Soldato
If you are going for an "E-Sports" style then for me, it should have more a more bold design. It should be something "different" from your average day to day wear.
Can we have matching shorts for those hot summer days
Can we have matching shorts for those hot summer days
Caporegime
And a matching cap and shoes. And a bag. 
Soldato
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thought about having 2 designs, one like e-sports and hugs in the tummy to make you feel good complete with Company ties, and a standard polo shirt white/black with OCUK logo thats BUDGET for the likes of buyers that buys OCUK GPUs , or @8 Pack bundles ( with 8 Pack on the other side) , or an order over a certain value - like your finance . Allow a tick option so if a user has already got one can opt out etc etc.
like branding the 8 pack tier better, offering Standard shirt free for your own goods will help and then having the fancy s*** that commands a price for its stature .
well, just my thoughts anyways
like branding the 8 pack tier better, offering Standard shirt free for your own goods will help and then having the fancy s*** that commands a price for its stature .
well, just my thoughts anyways
OcUK Staff
The OP's originals look fit for a cycling team.
more subtle
Top design looks good. In black for sure.
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the designs all look pretty good, i am probably more drawn to the last 3 though.
Imo if the t-shirts are going to be cotton, i would pay maybe £10-£15 for one, however, if as has been said they make them in a more stretchable cycling shirt/football shirt material, then i would probably stretch to £20-£25.
I get all sweaty in cotton t-shirts
Imo if the t-shirts are going to be cotton, i would pay maybe £10-£15 for one, however, if as has been said they make them in a more stretchable cycling shirt/football shirt material, then i would probably stretch to £20-£25.
I get all sweaty in cotton t-shirts
Associate
Personally, I'd buy any of the OP's desgins. Think they look awesome, just need to be priced correctly. And have large, and generous sizes.
What's everyones thoughts on merch like t-shirts such as the following?
Associate
I like the 1st ones in the op, kinda reminds me of a myprotein gym shirt I have
I was thinking about a design with a large case, a small case, and a peripheral... tagged: "Where will I stick it", "you want me to put it where?" or similar, but I ran out of time to scrape the bottom of the barrel
Maybe some less risque dad-jokes could work...