Thanks a lot Rafal for replying! You answer certainly eased me, however, not completely. My biggest concern is that it wasn't flat. In other words:
Is it like this one?
Or more like this one?
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I love you Rafal! :heart: You really, really made my day a lot better!
Edit, I just now realised what mold means. I confused it with malt
And of course, my eternal love goes also to the rest of the team. You guys rock!
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Despite my discomfort with T-shirts, and branding in general, I have to admit I am somewhat tempted by the appeal of the medallion. Do you know of what metal alloy this one is? The store isn't specific.
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Wouldn't people prefer a tankard? What about just a touch more mediaeval flavour to the merchandise?
I suppose one of the things that bothers me -- to return to my disappointment -- is that T-shirts, and coffee-mugs are so common, and rather unremarkable, even if the art depicted on them is finely done. If there's a chance to make some themed merchandise, why not impart some of the same artistry, ambience, and care into it, which makes the games so popular? I realise it can be rather cost-prohibitive, but, if someone takes the time to create something unique, and not merely ordinary, then I think people would respond well, because it becomes more special, and personal.
I suppose one of the things that bothers me -- to return to my disappointment -- is that T-shirts, and coffee-mugs are so common, and rather unremarkable, even if the art depicted on them is finely done. If there's a chance to make some themed merchandise, why not impart some of the same artistry, ambience, and care into it, which makes the games so popular? I realise it can be rather cost-prohibitive, but, if someone takes the time to create something unique, and not merely ordinary, then I think people would respond well, because it becomes more special, and personal.
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I was hoping they would offer those kind of shirts which the devs themselves walked around with ? I dont like the motives of those available currently that much... .. but im pumped there is actually a store now... waiting for the cool stuff to come :>
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Wouldn't people prefer a tankard? What about a just touch more mediaeval flavour to the merchandise?
I suppose one of the things that bothers me -- to return to my disappointment -- is that T-shirts, and coffee-mugs are so common, and rather unremarkable, even if the art depicted on them is finely done. If there's a chance to make some themed merchandise, why not impart some of the same artistry, ambience, and care into it, which makes the games so popular? I realise it can be rather cost-prohibitive, but, if someone takes the time to create something unique, and not merely ordinary, then I think people would respond well, because it become more special, and personal.
...why are we drinking from tankards? I swear I saw glass in here.
...why are we drinking from tankards? I swear I saw glass in here.
Good point! Let's see some glassware for vodka, whiskey, brandy, and beer, then. The Hairy Bear regulars would love that.
But, all joking aside, if the store offers more than simple mugs, T-shirts, pins, and mouse-pads, it could reflect well on CD Projekt Red, and would uphold their reputation of thinking differently, and treating their players with care, and consideration.
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Wow these are awesome news!
Just one question... Is European XL the same standard that I am used to? I ordered an XL shirt from USA once and it was HUGE, felt like 2-3XL... Usually I wear XL shirts, from there I had to order a large one.
Are european sizes different from US ones?
Just one question... Is European XL the same standard that I am used to? I ordered an XL shirt from USA once and it was HUGE, felt like 2-3XL... Usually I wear XL shirts, from there I had to order a large one.
Are european sizes different from US ones?
I don't know the official answer, but i think so. My dad regularly orders Shirts from the US (he is a huge Nascar-fan). And "USA-L" is still a bit bigger than "EU-XL". He ordered a few shirts in XL the first time and now he uses them as sleepwear, because they are too friggin huge to wear them in public! It looks ridiculous!
But maybe the sizing charts on the shops site helps. On the items site, just scroll down a bit and you can click "sizing chart"
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I don't know the official answer, but i think so. My dad regularly orders Shirts from the US (he is a huge Nascar-fan). And "USA-L" is still a bit bigger than "EU-XL". He ordered a few shirts in XL the first time and now he uses them as sleepwear, because they are too friggin huge to wear them in public! It looks ridiculous!
But maybe the sizing charts on the shops site helps. On the items site, just scroll down a bit and you can click "sizing chart"
Cool thanks a lot!
And yeah it seems European size standards as same here, goodie
Might there be a chance to get a Witcher's silver sword letter-opener at some point? That would be both badass and practical!
Any plans to sell the World of The Witcher - non limited edition? Just the compendium alone? It's kinda expensive with all that other cool stuff, would be great to be able to buy it on its own.
Any plans to sell the World of The Witcher - non limited edition? Just the compendium alone? It's kinda expensive with all that other cool stuff, would be great to be able to buy it on its own.
Here, only direct link I saw on Dark Horse's page for it.