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- Bam
wear a t-shirt with the logo of your company? Working in advertising or design, that is. My boss is going crazy about this and he would like us to wear one. I mean, I really like my job and my company, but a t-shirt? I dunno. It feels a little 1992.
(If you would know any stylish examples, I would gladly like to see them.)
- Amicus0
Do you do the design for Polo Ralph Lauren?
- ********0
Would you have to wear it like everyday? like a uniform for work??
- inteliboy0
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- Bam0
No, not as a uniform, but on events or maybe when visiting clients. Just as a promotional item. But then in a stylish way. Or something.
- JG_LB0
only on laundry day
- Stugoo0
It's fun to have branded stuff. We used to have caps and hoodies for shits n giggles but never expected to wear them for clients etc
- prophet0
visiting clients wearing matching t-shirts is probably not a good idea, lol. could you imagine trying to pitch something serious with $$$ attached and you're all wearing the same t-shirt?! what the client will be thinking? i'm sorry but it feels more like a lemonade stand strategy or something... i can't wrap my head around the logic. maybe if the shirts were always paired with crested blazers?... maybe it's a brilliant move, what do i know.
- invisiblechamber0
you better get a couple of these for your colleagues...
- mydo0
yeah. if the company has a cool logo. why not.
not as a uniform though. having a uniform at a design studio would be strange!
- prophet0
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- Bam0
It's not that we HAVE to wear it constantly when we're visiting clients or whatever. And certainly not as a uniform, offcourse. My boss just thinks it's cool to have one. None of you hipsters have any branded gear?
- akrokdesign0
it's better if he gives them to the clients.
- taxiguerrilla0
I recently argued with my boss, 'cause I refused to wear a branded polo during a meeting with a prospect client.
- prophet0
what about a nice polo golf shirt with the logo stitched on. or back to the blazers, that would be pretty rad if a company made proper crested blazers and everyone had to wear them to internal meetings. like a faculty meeting at yale. i'd be into it. hipsterific.
- < taxiguerrilla don't read this, lol.prophet
- I'm looking for the custom polo they made for me (2 sizes smaller than I am), I'll post a picture asap.taxiguerrilla
- Continuity0
An agency I worked at in '08/09 decided to give us all branded hoodies for Christmas; it never came out of my wardrobe, except on a couple of occasions; and in those cases, the logo was entirely hidden under the jacket I wore on top of it.
Branded kit is only cool if it's 2001, you work for Lost Boys and they give you a cool bike to pedal around Amsterdam on.
- akrokdesign0
nice polo = work at best buys.
- prophet0
^ and everyone has to roll up their right pant leg like they just arrived to work on their fixie and forgot to roll it down...