Does anyone use a name badge or removable tag instead of custom uniform shirts? Why or why not?
I like to wear a shirt that says “I’m with stupid” with an arrow pointing up… JK. Good question. I’m looking to have some company shirts made myself.
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Guess it depends on what type of employee turn-over you expect. Big box stores and supermarkets all use nametags, 'cause they’re basically revolving-door employers (plus, I’m sure it’s a lot cheaper for them)
I have my name and company logo embroidered on the front of my polo shirts. I’m thinking about removing my name from the design when I reorder. No one hardly sees it, anyway.
I probably wouldn’t order custom embroidered uniforms if I employed. I also think that a name tag could get a little uncomfortable in a physically demanding job. But I’m an Aspie and simple clothes tags drive me nuts, lol…
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Just your logo an what you do with a phone number is all you need
Your not going to get much business from shirts. To me there just to keep you looking professional
No name tag , also with your color logo . Look into DTG.
I found a guy in my area that is really good
The first guy I went to told me I could only print on 100% cotton shirts. Which is not true. The second guy I found says it’s not about he materiel , but about the stitching in the shirts.
He knows exactly the type of shirts that print correctly , an they do have 50/50 shirts that can print with this processs .
Anyway I know you didn’t want all this , but I’m bored today
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Can I borrow that when you’re done with it? Mine keeps breaking down, lol 
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UThat’s funny you ask that. It’s all yours. Seriously I’m leaving out by where I leave my trash. I’m done with it. Piece of garbage craftsman.
Long story short 10 years ago when I bought it my friend tells me to buy a Honda. Of course I don’t listen
Now I’m buying a Honda before next season. I’m praying we don’t get another snow storm I don’t want to jace to shovel 
It broke down after I got the driveway done An my walkway up to the house
I was watching UTube videos of these Honda’s. There unreal.
I had a hard time even moving the snow yesterday with that hunk of junk .
Lesson learned never buy cheap equipment ever
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Ugh…winter time.
Honda’s are always a good buy.
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Ugh…I understand how you guys feel @Infinity @Majestic66
The weather here is horrible today:
I’m sorry I felt like being a troll. We don’t get our chance of heavy snow here in the Denver Metro Area until April-Mid May.
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And I used to like you, too… 
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Yeah I feel you. The day was nice but now it’s getting cloudy.
The slogan was “I’m with HER”, but easy to get confused.
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Yah look at all that beautiful dirt!
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Brutal. Kind of looking forward to the weekend here. 
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That’s my money right there! Get that enchantment on your windows and call me!
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That dirt keeps the phone ringing… in theory anyway!
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That’s just the trade off for Warm winters in some parts. No greenery. It’s the same in Texas. I miss the Northwest!
No thank you.
310 days of sunshine per year, a few crappy days of dust storms ain’t bad. Oh, and almost zero humidity so the air doesn’t suck. Sure, our government is corrupt and sucks and our school systems are bottom of the barrel, and “manana” doesn’t mean tomorrow it means “not today” but man, those mountains look good.
I love that idea!
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i feel bad on the days when i wear an older shirt with a different design and scott’s just out there as “guy 2” without any context
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Well that’s what he gets for being number two
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