
Any plans for such things?
If not, I suppose I can always get a custom tee printed with something from the DC site.... maybe one of the episode art pieces. But I'd prefer to see the cash go to DC via an official suppler

Saw this.strawman wrote:http://www.drabblecast.org/merchandise/
This T is weird, but the weirdest part is the only size still available is small. Remind Norm of his promise to restock.
pondspider wrote:Saw this.strawman wrote:http://www.drabblecast.org/merchandise/
This T is weird, but the weirdest part is the only size still available is small. Remind Norm of his promise to restock.Sadly, it's many years since I fitted into a small size T
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How about a call for Drabblecast subscribers to submit ideas for the new design(s) of T-shirt?
And why stop at T-shirts? Coffee mugs. Lapel badges. Bumper stickers. Bobble / beany hats.
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I was thinking the same thingstrawman wrote:Why not have a contest, with Norm choosing the winner(s), then do a Kickstarter to have the merch produced?
I wonder how much a 3D Printer version of this would go for?:
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tbaker2500 wrote:Guys, this is good. There are plans in the works for something similar. What I would like from you all, is a list of merch that you think would really sell. I'll make up a poll after we get some more good suggestions going, and lets get the top items out of this.
Not sure about the mouse, but how about a tenticle that clips onto a Bluetooth earpiece?SpareInch wrote:Oh, I'm terrible at brainstorming. But perhaps I might suggest Drabblecast door knockers? Or even a Drabblecast bluetooth mouse. Now THAT would be cool!
I must stress, these are virtual merch. Nothing is being manufactured. All I did was upload some DC graphics (tweaked in GIMP) and added them to customisable products. No money has changed handsbounceswoosh wrote:Oooooh.
You could spread the word about beautiful TynesdaleSpareInch wrote:Now I want to start my own web site just so I can sell SpareInch merchandise.
Had a look at Zazzle's info on royalties. It's up to the seller to set the percentage, and Zazzle adjust the item price accordingly. It can be anything from 5% up, but they recommend no more than 10% for most sellers. 7% is typical.tbaker2500 wrote:I've looked into these sites. The thing that always surprises me, is how little makes it to Norm. Zazzle expects around 7% of the price to make it to Norm. They charge $14.95 for a base white T shirt, no printing. I can get a custom printed t-shirt around here for $10. So they really gouge you for the convience of not stocking anything.