Knife branded clothing, Polos?

[dishcore]

Hey folks,

I just found ZT's new gear items for sale on their website:

http://zt.kaiusaltd.com/gear

Great items! The shirts, hats, and water bottles are likely going to find themselves on my christmas shopping list!

I have to ask for one more item though - (for ZT/Kershaw, Spyderco, Benchmade...any of the big shooters)....

Make some polo shirts? Like in a "dry-tech" performance fabric of some sort? I'm thinking a black polo with blue ZT logo.

Or a dark grey polo with the red Spyderbug.

I need to rep the brands in the office / field!

 

[RevDevil]

I agree, to an extent. Emerson has a lot of nice polo style shirts as well as T-Shirts. I really don't like that "Dri-Fit" stuff. Most people that have experience with that fabric say it's very hot, and picks up odors (BO) quickly and I'd have to agree. Cotton blend all the way, save the synthetics for other stuff.

 

[JR88FAN]

Benchmade did, I have one of their hoodies (cause I am really cool) not sure if they still make stuff...

Strider has tons of stuff....

I suggest hitting up their websites and certain dealers to see what there is.

 

[dishcore]

I agree, to an extent. Emerson has a lot of nice polo style shirts as well as T-Shirts. I really don't like that "Dri-Fit" stuff. Most people that have experience with that fabric say it's very hot, and picks up odors (BO) quickly and I'd have to agree. Cotton blend all the way, save the synthetics for other stuff.

I hear ya on the oddbad problematic "Dri-Fit" material. I've had good results with those materials, but only if I layer appropriately. If I put a really nice cotton shirt underneath it's perfect.

Benchmade did, I have one of their hoodies (cause I am really cool) not sure if they still make stuff...

Strider has tons of stuff....

I suggest hitting up their websites and certain dealers to see what there is.

Thanks for the suggestions guys.

If we could come to a consensus, I'd put together the design for a simple ZT or Spyderco Polo. Minimum order is 6, and even with the negatives reported here, I'm still for a "Dry-Fit" type of fabric, myself.