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jrjo
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 Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:15 Post subject: Race director help question #14
Hypothetically 
you're ordering t-shirts ahead of time for a road race and since most everyone is going to sign up on race day, what kind of breakdown on shirt sizes would you order?
XL 20%
L 30%
M 30%
S 20%
..help me people! 
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:16 Post subject:
your shirt vendor will know
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jrjo
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:19 Post subject:
| wanttorun100 wrote: | | your shirt vendor will know |
they don't though 
(relatively new at it) 
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:20 Post subject:
That looks about right.
/I'll take a L
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jrjo
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:21 Post subject:
| purple hayes wrote: | That looks about right.
/I'll take a L |
/gotcha
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:22 Post subject:
Probably would do more XL's. That is kinda of the standard size for most men these days and I would guess that would make up a majority of your race participants, no?
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:23 Post subject: Re: Race director help question #14
| jrjo wrote: | Hypothetically
you're ordering t-shirts ahead of time for a road race and since most everyone is going to sign up on race day, what kind of breakdown on shirt sizes would you order?
XL 20%
L 30%
M 30%
S 20%
..help me people! |
Good cept 10% small, 40% large. I think anyway. 
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:23 Post subject:
For a longer race likes yours (12k, isn't it?), you might not have the volume of entrants who are an XL. Just something to think about.
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:25 Post subject:
| sonnylax wrote: | | Probably would do more XL's. That is kinda of the standard size for most men these days and I would guess that would make up a majority of your race participants, no? |
I'm kinda thinking that too because we lose the high-school & college kids with an autumn race, so it'll mostly be weekend warrior races. Plus we're going with long-sleeve dri-fit which is probably better to wear looser, ya think?
...not too mention, if there's going to be extra's I should prolly be sure they're my size since I'll be wearing them for the next 20-yrs 
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:28 Post subject:
| jrjo wrote: | | sonnylax wrote: | | Probably would do more XL's. That is kinda of the standard size for most men these days and I would guess that would make up a majority of your race participants, no? |
I'm kinda thinking that too because we lose the high-school & college kids with an autumn race, so it'll mostly be weekend warrior races. Plus we're going with long-sleeve dri-fit which is probably better to wear looser, ya think?
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Yes sir.
| jrjo wrote: | | ...not too mention, if there's going to be extra's I should prolly be sure they're my size since I'll be wearing them for the next 20-yrs |
Good point. I will take a L, though. 
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:38 Post subject:
ummm...
XL 20%
L 35%
M 30%
S 15%
Just a hunch.
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:41 Post subject:
If you have extras I can do a L for a dri-fit.
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:42 Post subject:
Is it cheap or good cotton? 
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 15:46 Post subject:
| nolefan85 wrote: | | Is it cheap or good cotton? |
It's not cotton. Wake up and read the whole thread, miss-gas-hysterical.
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Posted: 09/01/05 - 16:09 Post subject:
| jrjo wrote: | | nolefan85 wrote: | | Is it cheap or good cotton? |
It's not cotton. Wake up and read the whole thread, miss-gas-hysterical. |
I don't know then? The cheaper the cotton, the larger people will purchase due to shrinking.
BTW. Gas it over $3 a gallon here. I won't be able to sign up for any stinkin' race to get any stinkin' shirt!!!
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