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* HSL-patched lab coats | * HSL-patched lab coats | ||
* Laser-etched paper (not PVC) maker notebooks | * Laser-etched paper (not PVC) maker notebooks | ||
* Scratch-proof keychain | |||
* Kits of our own design and branding | |||
** Components/bog inside shiny anti-static bag | |||
** Small orange HSL sticker on one side, descriptive labeling/nutrition facts on the other | |||
* Orange/grey circuit-patterned bandanna; Bandanas are currently en vogue among PHX kids and useful for haboobs (dust storms). | |||
We could use a Rails app to create a ThinkGeek-esque online store. Andrew B and David H may be able to work together on this. | We could use a Rails app to create a ThinkGeek-esque online store. Andrew B and David H may be able to work together on this. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:30, 30 March 2024
HeatSync Labs should be able to sell its branded swag like t-shirts, stickers, posters, and other things to members or cybersauce at large.
Existing Swag:
- Button pins
- Large stickers
- T-shirts
Proposed Swag:
- Posters
- Small stickers
- Laser-cut measurement tool card thingy
- Polo shirts
- HSL "boy scout" patches
- HSL-patched lab coats
- Laser-etched paper (not PVC) maker notebooks
- Scratch-proof keychain
- Kits of our own design and branding
- Components/bog inside shiny anti-static bag
- Small orange HSL sticker on one side, descriptive labeling/nutrition facts on the other
- Orange/grey circuit-patterned bandanna; Bandanas are currently en vogue among PHX kids and useful for haboobs (dust storms).
We could use a Rails app to create a ThinkGeek-esque online store. Andrew B and David H may be able to work together on this.