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Consensus on gun apparel

Was just at the GSSF match in Richmond today, the Glock rep didn't have any merch to sell!

This thread made me want to buy a t-shirt or watch strap, something silly. No perfection for me I guess.
 
I rarely wear anything with any kind of words or logo on it. Part of it is left over habit from pre-retirement corporate life, part is personal taste, part is that if they want me to be a walking billboard for whatever brand it is, they can pay me first. I literally have passed on buying some things that I otherwise like because some marketing twit made the brand name too prominent. My tee-shirts are plain and unmarked on the outside. I'm one of those guys who has been known to black out the logo on a camera body and cut branding tags off jeans.

The exception is at the range, that's the one place that I'll actually wear some of the several free hats HK has sent me as part of various promo deals over the years. But even those are black, gray, or OD green with logos that have not a lot of color contrast and would be hard to read from more than 25 yards away.

No particular objection to those who do wear logos. it's just not my thing.
 
I just wear pro clubs or mechanic shirts from the tool truck 😅
 
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