Some of our club gear and material is now available and ready to go, if you want to look the part, represent and help promote our club we have business cards, branded clothing and stickers.
Shirts and Hoodies
Club shirts and hoodies are available for purchase directly through Hip Pocket Golden Square. A lot of members have been getting the black with grey sleeve / side polo shirts (as pictured), but it’s totally up to you.
Hip Pocket can print the club’s logo on anything, so you can choose out of their entire selection and pick something that you like – if you wanted the club logo on your socks, go for it, fluro pink shirts? I’m sure they could work this out for you as well!
You’ll have to check prices with Hip Pocket, but the polo shirts work out around $27 each, and the hoodies are around $60, it’s quality work wear designed to be worn every day on a work site, so it’s comfortable and durable. Just say that you’d like to order some clothing for the Sandhurst 4WD Club and they will look after you.
Stickers
The club is selling the stickers for $3 each, pick them up at a club meeting, or get in touch using Facebook or the contact form on the website.
We’re having a go at printing our own stickers to save on cost (they are printed on outdoor, industrial grade sticker stock), so we’re not sure yet how they’re going to look after a few months on the back of a vehicle – which is why the cost is minimal. If they don’t work out, we’ll get them done professionally and replace them, just keep in mind that it’s a trial at this point in time.
Business Cards
Since we’re pretty happy with the amount of content on the website, we really want to focus on online promotion of the club to attract new members, however we also need to be able to promote the club in businesses and workplaces.
We thought a brochure was a bit old school – a few paragraphs of information and some low-res images probably wasn’t going to fit the bill, with the business cards we are giving people something they can stick in their pocket or wallet, that directs people to the website and social media, where they can access a huge volume of high res images, video and reports from previous trips and the up to date trip calendar.
Hence we came up with the idea of a business card, it’s simple, to reflect the simple objective of the club – to organise 4WD trips – and through getting people on the website, we can show prospective members what we do (rather than talk about it).
If you are a member you can also help promote the club, grab a few business cards at the next club meeting and stick them up in the tea room at work. If you have a good relationship with a business that caters to 4wd’ers, ask them if you can stick some cards in a business card holder on the front counter.
