E-Bodies.org Tee-Shirts coming right off the press!

[blown motor]

For international shipping would it work to only ship to a country maybe twice a year. Then send all orders to that country to one person and have that person distribute them. It might help with the overseas shipping cost having only one package. On all shipments, foreign and domestic, the people getting the shirts/jackets carry the loss if the package gets "lost" in transit. They don't get a free replacement.
I think this might work well for countries with a lot of members like Sweden or Australia. The only glitch is distribution within that country but I'm sure that's not insurmountable.
Just some thoughts.

[chal340]

  I like these shirts and the jacket is so cooL.

[HUSTLESTUFF]

Not that the 71 Cuda is not good looking on the shirts, the AAR would look amazing.

[HUSTLESTUFF]

Also Cody, do you know the name of the font used for the 'CUDA?

[Cuda Cody]

It's line art traced by hand.  So I do  not have a font for it.   

Also Cody, do you know the name of the font used for the 'CUDA?

[Cuda Cody]

Appreciate the suggestions on the international shipping.  Since there are so many different locations it's nearly impossible to put a credit points value on the shipping.  And the shipping is most certainly going to be 1.5 to 4 times more expensive then the items that is being shipped.     We'll come up with some sort of solution for all out members around the world.     There's always a solution so everyone that wants / earns a shirt or prize will be able to get it.   

[HP_Cuda]

Wow the jacket and shirt look great!

One question I have is what material is the shirt made of? The reason I ask is that I am tall and when shirts shrink they either go to my daughter for a shirt to sleep in or rags.

[Cuda Cody]

They are a preshrunk shirt with a high quality blend.  Extremely durable and light weight.

http://www.mygildan.com/store/us/browse/productDetailsPage.jsp?productId=8000

Wow the jacket and shirt look great!

One question I have is what material is the shirt made of? The reason I ask is that I am tall and when shirts shrink they either go to my daughter for a shirt to sleep in or rags.

[HP_Cuda]

Can't wait!!!

[soundcontrol]

For international shipping would it work to only ship to a country maybe twice a year. Then send all orders to that country to one person and have that person distribute them. It might help with the overseas shipping cost having only one package. On all shipments, foreign and domestic, the people getting the shirts/jackets carry the loss if the package gets "lost" in transit. They don't get a free replacement.
I think this might work well for countries with a lot of members like Sweden or Australia. The only glitch is distribution within that country but I'm sure that's not insurmountable.
Just some thoughts.

I can only speak for Sweden but if you ship many of the same items here, it will be considered an import of goods and you need to do lotsa paperwork and pay taxes and sales tax. For smaller items, like a T-Shirt, the best way is to just use a padded envelope, private sender, send 1 or 2, mark as a gift and keep the value under 40 bucks. Then it will not go to customs and not trigger any sales tax or fees. The cost for a shirt or two is around 10-15 bucks for shipping. I get a lot of stuff shipped since half our family is in California.

Btw. I can have my stuff shipped to California or Texas, and I will get it later.

[Shoooter]

I like them I will get getting a few of them. Is there going to be kids size? As I know if I get one my boys will want to match dad

[blown motor]

For international shipping would it work to only ship to a country maybe twice a year. Then send all orders to that country to one person and have that person distribute them. It might help with the overseas shipping cost having only one package. On all shipments, foreign and domestic, the people getting the shirts/jackets carry the loss if the package gets "lost" in transit. They don't get a free replacement.
I think this might work well for countries with a lot of members like Sweden or Australia. The only glitch is distribution within that country but I'm sure that's not insurmountable.
Just some thoughts.

I can only speak for Sweden but if you ship many of the same items here, it will be considered an import of goods and you need to do lotsa paperwork and pay taxes and sales tax. For smaller items, like a T-Shirt, the best way is to just use a padded envelope, private sender, send 1 or 2, mark as a gift and keep the value under 40 bucks. Then it will not go to customs and not trigger any sales tax or fees. The cost for a shirt or two is around 10-15 bucks for shipping. I get a lot of stuff shipped since half our family is in California.

Btw. I can have my stuff shipped to California or Texas, and I will get it later.

I didn't know that. The gov't will go after taxes any way they can.

[Chryco Psycho]

Awesome ,guess I need one of everything 

[Cuda Cody]

The Tee-Shirts are ready!!!!  At only 750 Credit points they are a fantastic value for our members.   

https://forum.e-bodies.org/store/

There are no guarantees for future production runs so if you want one now is the time.  Items in the prize shop are sponsored based so if we continue to do good and grow like we have been then I see these and other shirts being available for a long time.

Thanks for all the support and helping spread the word about our site.   

[A.Gramz]

Man that cuda shirt with the billboards