Logos on shirts

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Originally Posted by forwardmagpie

The sponsorship was not the best financial arrangement I ever entered into, it was made with the heart not the head. I would be surprised if any local businesses made back their outlay.

You would need to sell many, many 1000s of shirts to match the money made from sponsors.

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Fair play to you for doing it, but as you said, it was more an emotional decision as you’re local and a fan and the pride of seeing shirts with your name on them must have been superb…but a major cost by the sounds of it, for hardly and gain apart from emotional.
Credit where’s it’s due though.

They're heat pressed on so can be removed with the right spray. I do heat pressing and have the right spray ;)

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Originally Posted by OP67

They're heat pressed on so can be removed with the right spray. I do heat pressing and have the right spray ;)

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At the price of a shirt though, it’ll end up being an expensive mistake for us mere mortals! Googled it and found this…
Any good in your opinion OP67?

https://www.xpres.co.uk/transfer-rem...film-htv-400ml

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Originally Posted by hissingdwarf

At the price of a shirt though, it’ll end up being an expensive mistake for us mere mortals! Googled it and found this…
Any good in your opinion OP67?

https://www.xpres.co.uk/transfer-rem...film-htv-400ml

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Have used that, makes the transfer wrinkle up then it just falls off, it should work.

Perhaps the club should produce sponsor less shirts if production allows charge a few quid more for them and give the money to the sponsor. Win Win.

That's a good idea. I'd have no problem sincerely recommending Magpie Homes. Sorry I meant to say Swan Homes.