I want a Ilford T-Shirt!!!!

[nicolai]

I'm in for white on black!

 

[Ole]

I will have a look at it....black with white print....

I'd buy that - and I have three cats, two with "lovely white belly hairs" that they love to share with me.

 

[jsouther]

I'd buy a shirt and hat the minute they come out for sale.

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

Just put the Ilford logo up on Smugmug or similar produce-on-demand service, so folks can order T-shirts, mugs, hats, underwear, whatever product they want to put it on (please no jockstraps! Or diaphragms!). Give the design job to a college intern to cobble together a black logo version for on white shirts, a white logo version for black shirts, and a variation on the theme for those who want specific product branding. Then, Ilford just gets a buck fifty or whatever each time one of these things sells, at no overhead cost to y'all.

 

[johnnywalker]

One T-shirt and one hat please.

 

[KenS]

Ilford coffee mug

Or other items as well. I wouldn't mind a hat or a coffee mug.

I still have two of their "old" coffee mugs (both are now exptemely well trained) that I received from the Ilford rep some twenty-five or so years ago. I believe it was an 'Only in Canada' affair.

Ken

 

[philldresser]

Heck, I'd wear Ilford underwear.

With the incorporated developer?

I would go for white on black or black on white

Cheers

Phill

 

[mjs]

I could go for a t-shirt and/or cap. A real hat would be better, though.

mjs

 

[arigram]

I do not wish to push it too much, but what about some accessories that photographers can use instead of generic merchandising products?
I mean things like 120 roll film tubes, film pouches, equipment bags, photographic vests, portfolio cases, negative sheet binders etc. with the Ilford logo.
They don't have to be elaborate or high quality either.

 

[Phillip P. Dimor]

I'd love a t-shirt and coffee mug or even a travel mug!

 

[wirehead]

Oooooh. If Ilford makes an Ilford bikini (or an Ilford thong for that matter ), I will *so* shoot an attractive lady in it.

And if Ilford makes a polo/golf shirt, I'll so wear it to work and get knowing nods from the 2 other photographers in the office.

 

[Terence]

The only problem is they can't get the Pan F logo to work with the size Large or X-Large t-shirts . . .

Just kidding, just kidding.

 

[RobLewis]

Sorry, won't spend my hard-earned USD on an Ilford logo shirt- but if they gave one away with film or paper purchase, I'd go out of my way to buy it.

 

[jstraw]

I could go for a t-shirt and/or cap. A real hat would be better, though.

mjs

An embroidered "boonie hat" would be fantastic.

 

[Robert Brummitt]

Sweat shirt for me.

 

[film_guy]

I'll buy one. Ilford, please make it a polo shirt (or golfing shirt).

 

[Schlapp]

Yep, I'd buy one. selenium toned would be nice

 

[Silverhead]

The Ilford shirt should be completely blank, with the logo coming up only after you put the shirt in developer.

Hey, gotta be authentic, right?

 

[Silverhead]

Coming soon: Ilford sweat pants, athletic footwear, fanny-packs, espresso machines, motor oil, salad dressing, hot tubs, wine chillers, personal Zeppelins, and suppositories.

 

[Soeren]

Heck, I'd wear Ilford underwear.

With the incorporated developer?

Cheers

Phill

Can it be push processed?
I just hate the fact that it has to be washed at 20 degrees
Cheers
Søren

 

[Flotsam]

My d*****l shooting friends have been requesting a T shirt that says:

I'M WITH
LUDDITE
ELITIST
------>​

 

[Snapshot]

Hey, I'd buy an Ilford jacket, never mind a T-shirt. How about a ball cap as well?

 

[Philippe-Georges]

Simon,

Why not an ILFORD apron, chemisrty proof, for in the darkroom?
Usefull and nice, can be sold as darkroom equipment...

Philippe

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

Can it be push processed?
I just hate the fact that it has to be washed at 20 degrees
Cheers
Søren

You can wash it at 30 C, but it will reticulate, be done in two minutes, and be two zones too small

 

[Roger Hicks]

Hey, I'd buy an Ilford jacket, never mind a T-shirt. How about a ball cap as well?

Cricket cap, surely.

Cheers,

R.