are those shirts from imperial as well?
Yes sir!
Not to be a wet blanket, just fair warning, but I once ordered a couple tee shirts from Imperial (not custom, just the regular shop) and the screenprinting was basically gone after 20 washes. Hopefully something they’ve fixed but I’ve been hesitant to order any custom screenprinting from them ever since.
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Thanks. I ended up having someone do it for me on fiver. Cost $5 plus a 2.50 service fee. Much better than the $50 fee from Winston Collection.
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StickerMule deal on Circle stickers
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Live up to date leaderboard:
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10 3x3 stickers for $1 (custom die-cut shape available,)
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That sticker on the right is so good.
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Hey man, you had your chance to join the Superior roost pun very much intended
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First Flight Pint Glass Order form
$15 each right now. Once we get to 25 glasses it drops to $12 each.
Non-First Flight members, if you order one we can coordinating shipping to you once I get them in.
Picture of the glass is on the order form as well.
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That is sick
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I was looking into pint glasses myself, let me check with the guys see who wants it
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Are those glencairn glasses still happening because i would buy like four
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I have had 3 shirts from them all do the same thing. Would avoid Imperial t-shirts at all costs.
(Unless of course you’re looking for a soon to be blank t-shirt, then by all means…)
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Maybe this is the wrong place to ask, but what’s the best way to go about getting our STROH’s icon to follow the shape of the shield/text only as opposed to just a normal white background rectangle? I know it’s possible because North Start United and The Supercell have pulled it off, and I’m just annoyed enough by it that I told @jdonelson that I’d dive in and figure it out hahahaha
The portions you don’t want to show need to be made transparent in a graphic editor.
https://www.photopea.com/ is a pretty impressive in-browser Photoshop-ish option.
Ours is a PNG which is a format with a transparent background. JPG always has a background whether you create it that way or not.
ex. in the editing software (I use GIMP because I’m too cheap for Photoshop)
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ah yep, figured it was a PNG vs JPG thing, thanks for the confirmation!
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