That's why I asked about joining in the group theme-wear for a future meet-up. That way the purchase isn't a "one and done" cost.
I mean, I wouldn't be opposed to having it as an optional uniform for DAtW or the HH meet-up....That's why I asked about joining in the group theme-wear for a future meet-up. That way the purchase isn't a "one and done" cost.
That's a great idea, and removes some of the "am I in the right place?" awkwardness of, just as a purely hypothetical example, wandering back and forth through the America pavilion while a table full of people yells your name. Ahem.
That was pretty epic. I also remember the lime green days. It would have also saved me from meeting up with the wrong group entirely pre-race a few years back. (I was still new to the IRL gatherings.)
“Just” doing Goofy, so the half would be my choice of race to participate, if it’s a simple idea that won’t be hard to create or run in.
My birthday is later in the week after MW. I'm down for either the half or the full
Now I'm thinking we'd be like the old Mickey Mouse Clue where we all have our nicknames on our shirts.
This is where I wish we could run with balloons.
That would be the rD equivalent of shouting "fire" in the crowded theater. Ditto for running as a balloon lady...
That’ll get you a “Hi friend!” for sure.
You know you spend too much time at Disney when you can hear the exact tone of voice that phrase is said in
I'll take you up on that. let me sketch out what I'm thinking (I was designing in my head during yesterday's run) and share with the group. If people like the idea, I'll get a count of shirts and can see about taking orders.I like the flag idea for being able to use it elsewhere, even outside of DISmeets. It would be fun to wear for any race, especially ones that bring in folks from all over. I like the Mouseketeer idea for DISmeets and wearing at a Disney park. I strongly suggest tech fabric for travel light and wearable breathability.
My local run club has done a few productions for swag over the years, and I can ask the vendor they've used. That one, the vendor ships to one location and the club distributes the swag. My costume club uses a vendor that both makes and ships the product direct to the buyer. It's a little more expensive because of the service, but it's all in all less cumbersome for the merch liaison. Let me know if you need sources.
As far as the flag shirts, there are multiple vendors on etsy that have these available with cuts for men and women (and tank tops, skirts, and leggings) and would allow people to order on their own schedule. And if someone didn't want an atheltic shirt, there are several vendors that can make the button-up collared shirt like the CMs actually wore. So there might not be a need to do a whole new design. Having removeable/optional name-tags opens the shirts up to more uses too.
1. I'm not dis-ing the flag shirts (see what I did there....)
