Might Be A Daft Question...

[GoodGirlGonePlaid]

I learned something else from this thread, wearing the give-away tee shirt is totally optional. I felt kind of bad when I didn't wear the tees (one I didn't get, the first one I didn't know you're supposed to). I like to cut the tees up into stylish girl-y wear before I wear it. It's hard to do that on the field.

[Alan H]

It's good form to wear the giveaway t-shirt, cut up or not. It's often plastered with advertising, which supports the Games, so it's good to support the crew. However, if you want to "alter" it to something more "aesthetically pleasing" I think you can go right ahead!

[GoodGirlGonePlaid]

Every Highlands athlete worthy of the title should carry a pair of scissors/shears in their kit bag specifically for the purpose of removing the sleeves and collars of games T-shirts.

I did on the last one. It worked ok, just tougher without a mirror.

I'm a graphic designer, I do tees, so I get a lot of samples that are good designs, but on a mans XL.
This has become my bible:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/076...SIN=0761137858

It's good form to wear the giveaway t-shirt, cut up or not. It's often plastered with advertising, which supports the Games, so it's good to support the crew. However, if you want to "alter" it to something more "aesthetically pleasing" I think you can go right ahead!

Aaahhh, good to know!

[o1d_dude]

I learned something else from this thread, wearing the give-away tee shirt is totally optional. I felt kind of bad when I didn't wear the tees (one I didn't get, the first one I didn't know you're supposed to). I like to cut the tees up into stylish girl-y wear before I wear it. It's hard to do that on the field.

Every Highlands athlete worthy of the title should carry a pair of scissors/shears in their kit bag specifically for the purpose of removing the sleeves and collars of games T-shirts.