A good polo will be sewn. If it's not good quality, I won't buy it. And
the FBO wouldn't want it to represent them.
Although I agree with you, the object of this game is to keep the investment
affordable for even the smallest FBO. If the FBOs don't buy into the idea,
if a pilot can't get a unique t-shirt at *every* FBO, this house of cards
comes tumbling down.
I think the key is to make the t-shirts unique to the area, and to the FBO,
so that pilots want them as souvenirs. Good quality is a must, but they
just can't be too pricey, or they will rot on the rack. An embroidered polo
shirt is quite a bit more pricey than a screen-printed t-shirt.
So, anyone got any idea how best to get in touch with 10,000 FBOs?
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Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"