Minutes before that big meeting and you've managed to drip coffee on yourself? Don't want to go all day with that jelly stain from breakfast?

Designer stains: Liquid logos that soak into your clothing and cover spills. A handy kit consisting of various colors and a variety of manufacturer logos. A quick application will turn that coffee drip into the nike swoosh, chocolate droppings into the penguin logo and spilled jelly into a crocodile. Larger kit consists of sports logos, reebok, adidas and the like, for those oversized spills.

Special stain-lifting additives will ensure that both the original spill as well as the designer overlay will easily wash out at the end of the day.
-- rbl, Aug 03 2003

here, stick this croissant somewhere appropriate <grin>
-- po, Aug 03 2003


I'd rather wear a stain than a Nike swoosh, but that's just me.
-- snarfyguy, Aug 03 2003


"What happened to your shirt?"
"Oh, I spilled Reebok on it this morning."
-- Fred Sanford, Aug 03 2003


He might work at Burger King
-- DeathNinja, Aug 03 2003


a few suggestions: 1 people never seem to spill just where companies put logos, on the upper left corner underneath the shoulder...you'd look stupid with a shirt that had a logo over your stomach

2 wouldn't it be smarter to take your liquid substance that "soak into your clothing and cover spills" and provide it in a large selection of colors? people would simply match the color to the shirt and apply it... that way, you don't have a nike swoosh on your dress shirt or tie or whatever.

3 if we had stain lifting additives that could ensure that spills "will easily wash out at the end of the day" I wouldn't still have a coffee stain on a t shirt from two months ago. If you can develope truly effective stain removers, you don't need brand logos.
-- hopeful, Aug 04 2003


hey you are new. hello to you. stick around we need logic, well rbl does.
-- po, Aug 04 2003



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