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Air Jurrah T-Shirts

Straight Sets Simon
in Melbourne Demons

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I might try and contact Nike direct to see if they respond or even care.

I do like the original, but the new one has grown on me as it is Jurrah's equivilant "Air Jordan" moment.

I prefer the new one; it is Jurrah's alone.

 

i want to buy 2 xl and 1 for a 7 year old, bring it on
 

cant wait,$30 for adults and $20 for kids sizes, having said that in 09 the demon shop had shirts with the old school image which could have been better quality.

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Depends on the site, there are a lot around. Some sites have a fixed commission where they set the price and the commission always stays the same while for others you choose the commission but higher commission means higher price.

Maybe, If those that donate $20.00, or more, were to collect a thankyou collectable?


They would be awesome, when do you think they would be available to purchase?

would love to buy one as soon as possible, will they be available for purchase in adelaide?
 

I might try and contact Nike direct to see if they respond or even care.

I do like the original, but the new one has grown on me as it is Jurrah's equivilant "Air Jordan" moment.

dont contact nike..they will be on to this quicker than seagull at the mcg at 5pm on a saturday in winter

companies are sensetive regarding copywrite apple, mcdonald etc have lawyers who only flood ppl with law suits if they have a sniff of a breach

dont contact nike..they will be on to this quicker than seagull at the mcg at 5pm on a saturday in winter

companies are sensetive regarding copywrite apple, mcdonald etc have lawyers who only flood ppl with law suits if they have a sniff of a breach

Yep, & also we are now with Reebok.

Nike may smell a media circus.


As said above, do not contact Nike. They will invariably say you will be in breach of copyright and that you should cease all further action on the matter. Large companies protect their interests by scaring less resourced people and companies with infinite legal jargon with the knowledge you will not understand it and to give the impression that it will be very costly to get legal advice or to risk litigation.

I'm no expert on the matter. But parody apparel such as this is everywhere and nothing will come of it (if it is in fact a breach).

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I have decided to sell both designs however initially I am going to sell them without any commission. I still want to eventually raise money for the Mt Theo program but I will set it up to see how it goes and if it is worthwhile I will increase the price a little to include a commission which will go directly to the Mt Theo program.

If the fork is reading this, any feedback would be appreciated.

I have decided to sell both designs however initially I am going to sell them without any commission. I still want to eventually raise money for the Mt Theo program but I will set it up to see how it goes and if it is worthwhile I will increase the price a little to include a commission which will go directly to the Mt Theo program.

If the fork is reading this, any feedback would be appreciated.

I'd strongly suggest you ring Ms Jen Watts --General Manager Marketing and Communications

of the MFC on (03) 9643 1760

to tell her your plight. I am reall sure she will very happy to support your cause in every way.

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I'd strongly suggest you ring Ms Jen Watts --General Manager Marketing and Communications

of the MFC on (03) 9643 1760

to tell her your plight. I am reall sure she will very happy to support your cause in every way.

Thanks, but it's not MFC related. I just want to see how the shirts sell and if they are selling well I will include a commission (and increase the price as a result) and donate that the Mt Theo program.

Adult shirts will be $30 and kids shirts will be $25 to begin with.


How long till you'll have them for sale Clint? Moving overseas in two weeks..

Thanks, but it's not MFC related. I just want to see how the shirts sell and if they are selling well I will include a commission (and increase the price as a result) and donate that the Mt Theo program.

Adult shirts will be $30 and kids shirts will be $25 to begin with.

I'll take one of the original. Instead of a comission, I'm pretty sure you can get around the legal jargon by charging P&H and using those monies for the Mt Theo program.

what's the colour of the original? i'm not really fancying a black and white t-shirt, even if it does have Jurrah on it

AWESOME! Will definately buy 1 for the daughter!


Awesome thanks! Will there be a range of colours?

 

Give me a few days to sort it all out, then you will be able to buy them directly online.

Patience guys, I'm sure CB will let everyone know what the deal is when he has got it all sorted


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