rewdog
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Jun 10, 2007 20:38:14 GMT -6
Post by rewdog on Jun 10, 2007 20:38:14 GMT -6
Hey coaches, I recently saw a small school college coach wearing a nike dry fit shirt with their logo on it, I was wondering as a high school where I would go about getting one with my schools logo on it for myself and some of our other coaches. Any help would be great, Thanks guys...
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barnone
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Jun 10, 2007 20:44:26 GMT -6
Post by barnone on Jun 10, 2007 20:44:26 GMT -6
Buy the shirts at your local sporting goods store. Then take it and a design of what you want on it to a monogram shop and they will hook it up.
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apparel
Jun 10, 2007 21:57:01 GMT -6
Post by larrymoe on Jun 10, 2007 21:57:01 GMT -6
If you're looking for Nike stuff in particular I know Kessler's has a contract with them to sell all their stuff. If you're not picky about the brand almost every sporting goods place on earth sells some sort of moisture management shirts that you can get embroidered with your logo.
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apparel
Jun 10, 2007 22:29:22 GMT -6
Post by coachbdud on Jun 10, 2007 22:29:22 GMT -6
I found this place its pretty cool. www.prepsportswear.com/frontpage.aspx?catalog=schooljust go there and you create your school basically, you fill in the name mascot colors etc. and then it has a TON of different kinds of apparel with your schools name and stuff on it. Its pretty cool
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apparel
Jun 11, 2007 4:47:15 GMT -6
Post by ajreaper on Jun 11, 2007 4:47:15 GMT -6
Check with whomever you deal with in purchasing eqipment- most will be able to get you what you want. You also can try calling or e-mailing Nike directly as all the big companys have people who deal with school sales.
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apparel
Jun 11, 2007 8:14:25 GMT -6
Post by fbdoc on Jun 11, 2007 8:14:25 GMT -6
For our spring football package we got a Nike moisture management t-shirt screened on both sides for $17 through our local dealer (Florida). For our coaches, we also got a very nice Under Armor short sleeve with a V-neck and piping, embroidered with our logo for $30 each. Work with your equipment / uniform guy and see what kind of deal he can give you.
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apparel
Jun 11, 2007 13:35:33 GMT -6
Post by justwingit on Jun 11, 2007 13:35:33 GMT -6
I had to send back my armour shirt -- when i put it on it didn't have the washboard abs that it did in the catalogue. Quite a disapointment to both me and the Mrs.
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apparel
Jun 11, 2007 17:16:41 GMT -6
Post by ajreaper on Jun 11, 2007 17:16:41 GMT -6
LOL, Me to- every time I moved it looked like two cats fighting in a pillow case. Very unflattering and emotionally damaging;)
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apparel
Jun 11, 2007 20:49:47 GMT -6
Post by coachjd on Jun 11, 2007 20:49:47 GMT -6
Can you say LOOSE FIT! Its the only way I can enjoy moisture management without destroying my self image or anyone else's.
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apparel
Jun 11, 2007 21:00:52 GMT -6
Post by PSS on Jun 11, 2007 21:00:52 GMT -6
Adidas makes a nice loose fitting moisture management shirt. It's called "ClimaLite". Also make shorts out of the same material.
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apparel
Jun 11, 2007 21:10:58 GMT -6
Post by larrymoe on Jun 11, 2007 21:10:58 GMT -6
This will sound odd, but am I the only one who smells worse after wearing "moisture management" stuff than I would have just wearing a t-shirt and sweating my butt off?
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herky
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Jun 11, 2007 23:23:43 GMT -6
Post by herky on Jun 11, 2007 23:23:43 GMT -6
am I the only one who smells worse after wearing "moisture management" stuff than I would have just wearing a t-shirt and sweating my butt off? NO!!! They stink!
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apparel
Jun 12, 2007 18:01:09 GMT -6
Post by tigerpc on Jun 12, 2007 18:01:09 GMT -6
We've got Under Armour apparel w/ our mascot logo this year. It's pretty good stuff.
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apparel
Jun 12, 2007 20:46:05 GMT -6
Post by lionhart on Jun 12, 2007 20:46:05 GMT -6
larrymoe!!! thatnk you!! i though i was the only one! i have an adidas "climalite" shirt, a russell "drifit" and unerarmour "loose gear". i can shower, use powder and deodorant 5 minutes before going on the field in these shirts, and before the first water break i am absolutely ripe!. its to the point where i prefer my good old cotton t-shirts that get heavy with sweat.
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apparel
Jun 12, 2007 21:39:05 GMT -6
Post by coachbdud on Jun 12, 2007 21:39:05 GMT -6
ive never had a problem with the dry fit kind of shirts
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Jun 12, 2007 22:50:38 GMT -6
Post by larrymoe on Jun 12, 2007 22:50:38 GMT -6
larrymoe!!! thatnk you!! i though i was the only one! i have an adidas "climalite" shirt, a russell "drifit" and unerarmour "loose gear". i can shower, use powder and deodorant 5 minutes before going on the field in these shirts, and before the first water break i am absolutely ripe!. its to the point where i prefer my good old cotton t-shirts that get heavy with sweat. The Russell ones are the worst. I imagine that's why they're the cheapest. I've got an addidas one that isn't as bad, but I haven't really worn it in the heat too much. The Nike ones are about the best I've been around, but Nike has been making some dog ugly polos for coaches lately. addidas beats the crap out of them style wise. UnderArmour polos are hideous. I have some of the t-shirt material type shirts (tech gear is what they call it I think) and they're nice, but I smell pretty bad after sweating even a little in them. I don't know if we react badly to polyester or what, but some people seem to react this way, and some don't. It's a mystery for the ages.
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apparel
Jun 13, 2007 6:05:34 GMT -6
Post by spartancoach on Jun 13, 2007 6:05:34 GMT -6
larrymoe!!! thatnk you!! i though i was the only one! i have an adidas "climalite" shirt, a russell "drifit" and unerarmour "loose gear". i can shower, use powder and deodorant 5 minutes before going on the field in these shirts, and before the first water break i am absolutely ripe!. its to the point where i prefer my good old cotton t-shirts that get heavy with sweat. I just try not to sweat.
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apparel
Jun 13, 2007 6:51:28 GMT -6
Post by airraider on Jun 13, 2007 6:51:28 GMT -6
Yea I usually just ride around in the golf cart yelling. No sweaty sweaty here!!
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apparel
Jun 13, 2007 7:32:07 GMT -6
Post by fbdoc on Jun 13, 2007 7:32:07 GMT -6
South Florida is about as hot, humid, and sweaty as it gets. We've done it all - Russell, Nike, Under Armor, and cotton. My 2 cents is the Under Armor (loose fit) is the best at making you feel cooler. Whether it "breathes" better or "wicks" the sweat away is another story - and for those of you who "stink", you're probably going to stink in anything!
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apparel
Jun 13, 2007 7:37:21 GMT -6
Post by larrymoe on Jun 13, 2007 7:37:21 GMT -6
The polyester makes it worse though. I don't even have to sweat with some of the moisture management stuff and I just stink terribly.
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apparel
Jun 13, 2007 7:37:58 GMT -6
Post by larrymoe on Jun 13, 2007 7:37:58 GMT -6
One think I do like for the polyester shirts is that they keep their color for much longer and look new for a very long time.
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apparel
Jun 13, 2007 7:45:36 GMT -6
Post by fbdoc on Jun 13, 2007 7:45:36 GMT -6
I forgot - another brand we have used (and still do) is Pro Celebrity. They have several styles of moisture management including polos and crew necks, although they are actually a little more expensive than under armor! But they do a much better job than cotton and they do maintain their color.
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apparel
Jun 13, 2007 9:48:56 GMT -6
Post by larrymoe on Jun 13, 2007 9:48:56 GMT -6
Had some Pro Celebrity shirts once. They were alright. Really expensive like you said though. Pretty lacking in good designs too. I'm thinking about trying some Holloway shirts this year. I've had a couple of their pullovers over the years and I really liked them. Might give the polos a try. On the subject of pullovers, no one beats the Nike clima-fit pullovers. They're awesome. And I should know. I probably have 15 pullovers
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