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Hope someone bought one before they were pulled off the shelf. A sure collectors item!

transfer2BGSU wrote:Hope someone bought one before they were pulled off the shelf. A sure collectors item!

Heck, they're probably still on display and for sale. Two things jump out at me immediately. One, how does this get made and approved (as in how many people did this pass through as it was thought of, designed, printed, shipped, etc)? And two, how does this get displayed and not noticed? The former would fall on the company that created the product. The latter would fall on a Wal-Mart employee(s). It makes you wonder if any of them wondered what that orange splotch was supposed to be on the shirt.

BGSU33 wrote:
One, how does this get made and approved (as in how many people did this pass through as it was thought of, designed, printed, shipped, etc)? .... The former would fall on the company that created the product.

Wouldn't Falcon Sports Properties have to give permission for the production of the shirt since it uses the BGSU logo?

transfer2BGSU wrote:

BGSU33 wrote:
One, how does this get made and approved (as in how many people did this pass through as it was thought of, designed, printed, shipped, etc)? .... The former would fall on the company that created the product.

Wouldn't Falcon Sports Properties have to give permission for the production of the shirt since it uses the BGSU logo?

I have no idea but good question. As far as the actual use of the BG logo, they at least got that part correct.

You usually purchase rights to use a sports logo on a T-shirt. There are rules on how you are allowed to use the logo and name, but rarely would you need to run it through the university or team.

I remember this one from a few years ago:

transfer2BGSU wrote:

BGSU33 wrote:
One, how does this get made and approved (as in how many people did this pass through as it was thought of, designed, printed, shipped, etc)? .... The former would fall on the company that created the product.

Wouldn't Falcon Sports Properties have to give permission for the production of the shirt since it uses the BGSU logo?

The theory of any publicity is good publicity is one reason they could have approved it if it's even necessary for design approval.

The T-Shirt was released by Falcon Sports Properties' bumbling sister organization, Falcon Distorts Improperly.