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Can someone give me an opinion on how many T-shirts to keep at $3.50 each? I need to resolve this. Should I just unilarterally choose myself? Please opine!<BR> <BR>Mitch.<BR><br> <BR><div><hr id="stopSpelling">From: maltman23@hotmail.com<br>To: board@lists.noisebridge.net<br>Subject: NB T-shirts<br>Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2011 21:30:12 -0700<br><br>
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Hi,<br> <br>We received our T-shirt order from East Bay Screenprint. Sort of. We received 199 instead of 200, and they reversed the women's and men's sizes, so we have only a handful of men's sizes and a lot of women's sizes.<br> <br>I let East Bay Screenprint know, and they said they would send us a label to ship all of the shirts we don't want back to them, but that they would sell us any of the women's sizes for $3.50 each -- which is a really good price. So, should we keep any of the women's sizes for this price (beyond the ones we ordered)?<br> <br>Here's what I ordered:<br> 30 men's S<br> 52 men's M<br> 52 men's L<br> 38 men's XL<br> 7 men's XXL<br> 1 women's S<br> 1 women's M<br> 11 women's L<br> 8 women's XL<br> <br>And here's what we received:<br> 30 women's S<br> 52 women's M<br> 52 women's L<br> 37 women's XL<br> 7 women's XXL<br> 1 men's S<br> 1 men's M<br> 11 men's L<br> 8 men's XL<br> <br>FYI, a women's XL is about the same size as a men's M.<br> <br>Please let me know your thoughts, yae or nay, or whatever -- so I can make a decision and communicate with East Bay Screenprint.<br> <br>Thanks,<br>Mitch.<br><br> <br> </div></div> </div></body>
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