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To help bring the Red & Blue Army celebrations back to the masses I have been working on a simple affordable T-Shirt that MFC supporters can wear in our 150th year.

I posted this yesterday and got some valuable feedback which I have taken on board and so there is now a male & female version.

Your thoughts / feedback / suggestions welcome before I take this up with the club

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    very very gay shirts, but good concept

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    very very gay shirts, but good concept

    Thanks, what most people wear these days looks gay to me so it suggests we're on the right track

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    My suggestion would be to have the Melbourne logo on the front, and a bit higher up (never put a busy print over the stomach area, it will make anyone look 17 months pregnant) and the Red and Blue Army thing on the back.

    I would also make the t-shirts navy and the writing in white, with a splash of red.

    This sort of t-shirt, given it's a blend of cotton and polyester, should cost no more than $15. That still gives the club ample profit and makes it affordable to almost anyone. I would wear that to the footy, especially if there was a long-sleeve version available for winter.

    You could go all out and print the t-shirt in a red and navy army print, to really convey the whole 'Army' message.

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    I would also make the t-shirts navy and the writing in white, with a splash of red.

    I agree

    Thank you all for the feedback

    My interpretation of the ideas from the feedback and the evolution thus far

    More comments and ideas most welcome

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