overseas marketing survey ;-)

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hi to all i'm building my own little business, after 3 years as graphic designer on a typography i
will design and sell t-shirts and gadget about my town making shirts for my mountain bike group i
meet a little sportswear maker factory (silk-screen ptinting), specialized on bike wear i ask to
all of you: how the perfect benter wear has to be? seriously, the shirt maker is small enough to
make custom models, but big enough to do it at a good price and good numbers so, what you want on
a bent shirt? pockets on the front, breathing back, reflecting tape around the neck? and plus,
obviously, the unsurpassable stilish touch of an italian ;-) tell me! i know, i'm not the first
who think about benters specialized wears, but... who knows? maybe i can get a little spot for
myself ;-) sorry for my pooor english writing matteo

Much better than my italian. No apology necessary. Sounds like you have in mind what is needed. I
like bright colors myself, but that is definetely not everyone's taste. ciaou.

rorschandt

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Another business has a similar offering for bent clothing, hats, etc. Their Bentpelli sketch design
looks great, but every time I ordered I went through many computer problems (screen too small, wrong
algorythms, etc.) cancelling my orders.

I suppose I am not the only customer to give up. You might look up their offering; and sell similar
products to ready buyers that gave up on Bentpelli.

Best of luck! I read a disturbing article about Wal Mart, Vlasic pickles, Levis, Huffy bikes; and I
homestly admire anyone venturing into business nowadays.

Chris Jordan Santa Cruz, CA.

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Quoted message said:

hi to all i'm building my own little business, after 3 years as graphic designer on a typography i
will design and sell t-shirts and gadget about my town making shirts for my mountain bike group i
meet a little sportswear maker factory (silk-screen ptinting), specialized on bike wear i ask to
all of you: how the perfect benter wear has to be?

tzenobite <[email hidden]> wrote:
: so, what you want on a bent shirt? pockets on the front, breathing back, reflecting tape around
: the neck? and plus, obviously, the unsurpassable stilish touch of an italian ;-) tell me!

Tape on the sleeves might be more visible than around the neck.

If you put pockets in place, they need to be high up so stuff in them won't hit your thighs.
(Annoying to have the items be pushed around). Suppose somebody wears a size just a bit too
large for them.

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Oops! ...and I HONESTLY admire... sorry to confuse anyone.

Chris J.

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Best of luck! I read a disturbing article about Wal Mart, Vlasic pickles, Levis, Huffy bikes; and
I homestly admire anyone venturing into business nowadays.

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making shirts for my mountain bike group i meet a little sportswear maker factory (silk-screen
ptinting), specialized on bike wear i ask to all of you: how the perfect benter wear has to be?