sea_point wrote: For a supporters/STH scarf you want something distinctive (strip the chequerboard back to the core colours and make the squares a bit smaller and you end up with a very smart easily distinguishable
scarf. More like the attached, But with white squares in the mix also, not everyone want an old school College Type scarf..

Love it.

West of Shannon PLO (Province Liberation Organisation)

Fourdogs wrote:

sea_point wrote: Sorted out the links to my previous post, still think the Irish Scarves are bang on tidy.

Maybe for supporters a Black/Green/White small checquerboard scarf with a crest as well something like the attached. Make it exclusive by only being purchasable with a season ticket and a limited run..

That Scarf looks like something knitted by a blind granny for a grandchild they did not like, but really like the idea of something, (Scarf, jacket, Jersey or Polo) being available in a limited run exclusively for the ST holders.

Got some embroidered Clan badges made up last year but they were working out at €10 each.

For a supporters/STH scarf you want something distinctive (strip the chequerboard back to the core colours and make the squares a bit smaller and you end up with a very smart easily distinguishable
scarf. More like the attached, But with white squares in the mix also, not everyone want an old school College Type scarf..

The embroidered badges work if you can afford to order the right quantity, or you look further afield. I used to manage kit supply for my old rugby club (including pre/post the sublimated jersey revolution) and getting embroidered patches (club and sponsor logo's) on shirts for about 50 shirts worked out to about £2.50 for each logo for a good sized logo (cost offset by the club sponsors)...

Sourcing in Ireland for this would not be cost effective...

sea_point wrote: Sorted out the links to my previous post, still think the Irish Scarves are bang on tidy.

Maybe for supporters a Black/Green/White small checquerboard scarf with a crest as well something like the attached. Make it exclusive by only being purchasable with a season ticket and a limited run..

That Scarf looks like something knitted by a blind granny for a grandchild they did not like, but really like the idea of something, (Scarf, jacket, Jersey or Polo) being available in a limited run exclusively for the ST holders.

Got some embroidered Clan badges made up last year but they were working out at €10 each.

Sorted out the links to my previous post, still think the Irish Scarves are bang on tidy.

Maybe for supporters a Black/Green/White small checquerboard scarf with a crest as well something like the attached. Make it exclusive by only being purchasable with a season ticket and a limited run..

i like the scarf too

Realy like the London Irish scarves, something similar would sell well at the SG...

Black - £15
www.london-irish.com/CarouselProductView...=&subcategory=&club=

Green - £15
www.london-irish.com/CarouselProductView...=&subcategory=&club=

I really like the current scarf. It's a pity it's not for sale anywhere.

I'll ask about it. I know there were a few leftovers but I'm not sure if they ordered the exact number based off ST sales and people were just tardy picking them up or what.

I'm in the same boat. I gave away a few flags and my supporters club scarf lasted most of Saturday night but no sign on Sunday. Looking for one too if possible

Fourdogs wrote: :oops:

Does anyone know if I can get (I will pay for it) a replacement Supporters Club Scarf.

I did have it in the Toulouse Clubhouse on Sat as you can see from the photo with the H Cup but swapped it with a young (6 or 7 years old) Toulouse fan after he and his dad saw us taking the photo.

The branch office will have the answer, you never know there may be one or two floating about..

:oops:

Does anyone know if I can get (I will pay for it) a replacement Supporters Club Scarf.

I did have it in the Toulouse Clubhouse on Sat as you can see from the photo with the H Cup but swapped it with a young (6 or 7 years old) Toulouse fan after he and his dad saw us taking the photo.