PM going out after this post. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but without the good ole Stosh one-star logo somewhere on the jersey (the back of the collar works) it just wouldn't be official RM material you know what I mean?
cliffster5 said:PM going out after this post. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but without the good ole Stosh one-star logo somewhere on the jersey (the back of the collar works) it just wouldn't be official RM material you know what I mean?
Does the same thing apply to shades of the same color? For example, the fading logo on the back of yours.jacksonpt said:problem with that is that the yellow star introduces an additional color to the design, which increases costs.
Ridemonkey and Freak need to be consulted as well. It's their site.the Inbred said:should be asked what those who are getting them want...cartoonish, simple and smooth, extravagent, subdued...
Good idea - that's what I initially wanted to do, but I'm not good enough with photoshop to pull out the monkey logo alone.the Inbred said:1) leave out the "ridemonkey" part on the back, and just have the fading monkeys go down the spine.
some places charge more to put a graphic there - that's the only reason I didn't. Otherwise, I agree.the Inbred said:3) put "www.ridemonkey.com" in the RM font down the side panels in white (if you're not gonna use the side panels, don't spend the extra $$).
jpg and bmp formatsjacksonpt said:Good idea - that's what I initially wanted to do, but I'm not good enough with photoshop to pull out the monkey logo alone.
Secaucus? Weehawken? Hohokus?Full Trucker said:Bump!
Just want to make sure that everyone has a chance to get in on some jersey action... and I ain't talkin' 'bout Hoboken!
Yes please ... help on sizing. I'm all ready to jump in, think its a great idea - but the shop you linked to didn't have sizes. I'm a fan of riding in thriftstore t-shirts and haven't a clue of how jerseys are sized. An XL t-shirt translates to ????? size jersey? Sized for pads or no pads?Batman said:I was going to PM you and ask but I figure some other people may want to know the answer to this aswell. For the DH jersey's, should we buy a jersey one size bigger to compensate for armour, or do they do that when making the jersey? So say I would normally wear size large clothing, would I be best to buy an XL to wear over-top armour?
I'm also a big guy (6'1" 200#) and wear a XL jersey from most places over my Pressure Suit. So, just giving anothe example in where it would work....Full Trucker said:On the sizing, I would probably go a size larger to fit over armour, for sure. I'm a pretty big guy (6'2" 200lbs) and I wear the XL from Hot Shoppes... fits pretty well over my Dainese, but it is a little tight in the arms. If you wear armoe that isn't as low-profile as Dainese (like a moto roost guard) then you'll definitely want to size up.
I'll be working on some designs over this weekend, I'll post what I have in a day or two! BIG PROPS to everyone stepping up to make this happen, I think we're in the neighborhood of 30 confirmed, and I think once final designs get posted that number will jump even higher!
Excellent!
According to the price sheet over at Hot Shoppe, there aren't any "tall" sizes available. The XL that I have is pretty long though, and a friend of mine here in CO is 6'8" and thin as a rail, and I believe he just rocks the XL and is good to go.freeriding101 said:how bout a few xl talls, for us that r 6 and a half feet tall, id get one of those