Thread: Aulro Shirts

Here are the shirts I did for the 10th and our Cape trip in 2009, the other was from the 60th at Cooma, just to give you some ideas

The green is from the 60th at Cooma, this I bought from Weeds, who arranged the shirts for it, the Black background is from our Cape trip in 2009


These 2 pics are from the 10th, showing the Mens and womens shirt we did.

Mens

Womens

Originally Posted by joel0407

Sorry mate. I wasn't having a go at your design. I just took one look at it and straight away thought Subaru.

Happy Days.

The AULRO logo is not my design

I think it may of been one done by outlaw and Incisor

Originally Posted by dullbird

there is nothing wrong with the Aulro logo with the land rover badge just removed no redesigning needed I dont think.

I have been advocating this for a while now.

I tried to get the stickers done a while ago with just the aulro logo and a clear background





This was done in 2009

Black at the time represented a clear background

I think the AULRO logo is a good design and should be used as its own identity

Like these!!!! Great work, they look really good. Username underneath is my fave!

Originally Posted by digger

As to the long sleeved shirts...

a company here make good quality shirts, dual pockets, They come in both three button or full button up. Numerous colours but I prefer khaki or a colour they call 'ringer blue' in the far north here. (A mid blue colour).

These shirts are $45 ea but maybe a better price could be negotiated?

They could be embroidered or screen printed. They wear well and I believe are a great shirt. I prefer the thicker canvas types they previously did but in warmer areas the ones here are ideal. They look good and can be worn as a work type shirt or out (if you get off your arse and wave an iron at them!! )

This is the company BBB...

http://www.bbboutbackclothing.com.au.../catalouge.pdf

ms 601 or ms605

here is another company doing a similar shirt (good quality as well)
rb sellars..
Work Shirts - Mens - RB Sellars

they do 3 button, full button both long or short sleeve...lot of options here to decide on (I always have long sleeve and roll them up)

These are same type as BLUEDOG clothing and a few others. BLUEDOG is very popular with outback people because of the quality but the price point is higher.



anyway thats my 5c (2c rounded!)

I like the design of the 'sticker shirt' , smurf!! Nice Job again... That would make a good poster!! (mine displays on a backing board in the windscreen and looks great!) ...if we remove the l/r symbol and centre the bottom line we could avoid any legal probs and honestly I'd love one! If they don't start conversation...nothing will (how about AULRO front emblem on breast and maybe with nickame... and that back...?)

Maybe it should be called BLACKNIGHTS sticker as Justin did all the work (which was considerable) on them.

This idea gets my vote.

To be effective, a logo should be identifiable with what itrepresents and the basic design should not be tampered with by adding, removingor changing anything.

The design used for the 10th Anniversary shirts looks good and meets the above criteria. It included the Land Rover oval, the Southern Cross and the full wording of the acronym - AULRO. By including all of this, non members who see the logo either on a shirt, a sticker on your car or wherever, will have an immediate understanding of what it is all about and if interested in Land Rovers will soon be punching ‘AULRO.com’ into their keyboards to discover more. On the other hand, if all they see is AULRO.com they won’t have a clue what it’s all about, are none the wiser and will simply dismiss what they have seen.

I don’t think there is or will be a problem with using the Land Rover oval as it is already used internationally in numerous ways by clubs, businesses and other organisations. In fact, I recently wrote to LRA enquiring about its use and was not told that we couldn’t use it. Provided it’s used in good faith and promotes the brand then why would they want to restrict its use?

Therefore for my 2c worth, we should stick with the design that was used for the 10th Anniversary as the basic AULRO logo. Anything extra such as username or some special event description (10th Anniversary or Cape York 2009 etc) could be added BELOW the logo. I have received numerous positive comments regarding the logo when wearing my 10th Anniversary shirt.

James

Thanks for doing the leg work. Ill take a few of whatever you decide upon.

Reckon start a new thread when you have decided and just say " this is the deal- yes or no.

Pockets, white khaki, blue, polo drill, t shirt. Yep all have pros and cons.

Either way put me down and lets get ordering started!!! Love it.
Jim

Originally Posted by Xtreme

To be effective, a logo should be identifiable with what itrepresents and the basic design should not be tampered with by adding, removingor changing anything.

The design used for the 10th Anniversary shirts looks good and meets the above criteria. It included the Land Rover oval, the Southern Cross and the full wording of the acronym - AULRO. By including all of this, non members who see the logo either on a shirt, a sticker on your car or wherever, will have an immediate understanding of what it is all about and if interested in Land Rovers will soon be punching ‘AULRO.com’ into their keyboards to discover more. On the other hand, if all they see is AULRO.com they won’t have a clue what it’s all about, are none the wiser and will simply dismiss what they have seen.

I don’t think there is or will be a problem with using the Land Rover oval as it is already used internationally in numerous ways by clubs, businesses and other organisations. In fact,

I recently wrote to LRA enquiring about its use and was not told that we couldn’t use it. Provided it’s used in good faith and promotes the brand then why would they want to restrict its use?

Therefore for my 2c worth, we should stick with the design that was used for the 10th Anniversary as the basic AULRO logo. Anything extra such as username or some special event description (10th Anniversary or Cape York 2009 etc) could be added BELOW the logo. I have received numerous positive comments regarding the logo when wearing my 10th Anniversary shirt.

I just want to clarify here Roger as I think you have some potentially misleading wording in here

did they say "providing its used in good faith and promotes the brand" or is this your opinion.

you said that they didn't say you couldn't use it, more to the point did they say you could?

and did you ask the permission of LRA or did you ask the permission for Land Rover UK I would of thought the permission would be sort through UK not Aus

Yes Lou, I was careful with my wording as I didn't receive a written reply from LRA (not UK) to my written enquiry, only a phone discussion. It seems that, although willing to discuss by phone, they were unwilling to commit with a hardcopy answer. Following discussions with more learned people it seems that they may have adopted this position due the already extensive use of the oval referred to in my earlier post, most of which permission had not even been requested.

I think its important though that we keep in mind the purpose of the AULRO logo and be satisfied that the purpose is met with the final design.

Naturally, the final adopted logo design is entirely in Inc's hands and I'm sure we'll all be happy with whatever he decides as acceptable.

I was only throwing my 2c worth in with regard to logos and understand your request for clarification.