NAC Vendor

[Greg]

Curious about who was the vendor at the Chicago/Rosemount NAC that sold all the USFA branded stuff and the NAC t-shirts? It wasn't USFA or the former ProPrint. They had nice products, but certainly were not all that cheap.

[pokey]

Team IP, I believe.

[Sinestra]

In a similar vein, does anyone know if it's still possible to get any of the shirts? As soon as I had gotten back to school I realised, well crap, this is my first NAC, and I don't even have a shirt to show for it...not a big deal, but I'd like to try and find one if I can.

[brtech]

I think this is them:
http://www.teamipsports.com/

[yeoldearmourer]

I went to the website and nothing is listed for Fencing

[brtech]

Yeah, I noticed that. It's why I said "I think this is them". I still think it is them, (note the red tent thing, which is exactly what their booth looks like) and you could contact them and find out for sure.

I for one think the quality of the product, the range of the products, and the services are inferior to ProPrint, but I understand there were big problems with them too. No good solutions.

[Nicksmom]

Are you talking about the one on the far end that had the t-shirts, ball caps, hoodies and "those damn swaking monkey's"?

[brtech]

Yeah, that would be them

[Rockstar44]

I think this is them:
http://www.teamipsports.com/

Yeah, that's them, all right. I don't know why they don't list any of their fencing items. They do have a toll free number, though. If they have any of the competition specific items left, I'm sure that they will sell them to you.

[Nicksmom]

I liked the t-shirts. Would have gotten one if I was a competitor. We get one's like that for Rachel at her dance competitions.

[HDG]

… ProPrint… I understand there were big problems with them too.

You have a laudable gift for understatement my friend.

[oso97]

ProPrint, but I understand there were big problems with them too.

But at least they had quality merchandise. The stuff from TeamIP is .... well... crap.

[brtech]

Yeah, I agree. They also have fewer items. The thing I miss the most were the services. Remember the embroidery, the hot press to order T-shirts, etc? With Team-IP, it's only the pre-made items they have in the booth.