KCLUG Polos

[Chris Bier]

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Jack wrote:
> Well, I didn't ask him if there was a price difference
> for xxl. Sincve he didn't specify, I doubt there is.
> I'm not sure what size he can go up to. As far as
> color, I imagine any regular color you see in a store
> he can do. I have red, burgandy, blue, and black polos
> from him and shirts in various solor/mixed colors. I
> know he does white, and many other colors, also.
> So I can say with no doubt he has red, white ,blue,
> and black. If you desire a particular color, or size,
> I'll ask him. He'll any color you want if it is
> possible, but he may want a minimum order of 12 if it
> is something like puce with purple polka dots. 
> 
> BTW, Why would an XXL be more? I'll drop him an email
> and see about size and colors. As far as the
> all-inclusive price, I was speaking of shirt,
> conversion of graphic, application of graphic, tax and
> shipping. Although, I suspect he meant shipping the
> lot of shirts to 1 address. 
> 
> What color is ash? Is it ash as in ash-gray?

Can you bring a sample to the next meeting?

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