Interesting color. I knew it wouldn't be a spot on match for garnet, but I thought it would be garnet-ish.
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Between the podium, backdrop and shirt there's 3 different shades of red. Only 2 qualify as garnet.You can see the contrast in colors with the display behind him. Shirt looks UGA red.
I can't see any logo or anything that tells me he even wore a Gamecock shirt to the presser.
You can see the contrast in colors with the display behind him. Shirt looks UGA red.
I accepted the fact that the Nike color would not an exact match for our garnet, since that's almost impossible to accomplish.Maybe he was already looking for his next job and picked up a shirt while there.
No, it’s not impossible to match thread color for fabric. In fact, there are “thread charts” (Madeira, for example) that match the Pantone Matching System for PMS 202. It’s puzzling why the marketing department at USC would not insist they match across the board.I accepted the fact that the Nike color would not an exact match for our garnet, since that's almost impossible to accomplish.
I was not expecting flat out red, though. I hope the band shirts do not represent the shade of red for the uniforms. That would be unsightly
I accepted the fact that the Nike color would not an exact match for our garnet, since that's almost impossible to accomplish.
I was not expecting flat out red, though. I hope the band shirts do not represent the shade of red for the uniforms. That would be unsightly
No, it’s not impossible to match thread color for fabric. In fact, there are “thread charts” (Madeira, for example) that match the Pantone Matching System for PMS 202. It’s puzzling why the marketing department at USC would not insist they match across the board.
It does, frankly, look like UGA colors.I too think its easier to match colors than that. I also would want a reliable source to the band story before I bought that.
Actually, it’s the responsibility of USC’s marketing department to ensure the color is correct regardless of the third-party supplier—it’s not only in their jurisdiction, it’s mandated at universities.Well, from a production standpoint, it's not feasible that Nike could fabricate an identical color match for all 70+ college teams that use Nike. Doing it to scale for that many different teams would be challenging and probably not cost effective.
But surely they can get closer than that.
I assume you're right, but even though there's an official PMS color, I'm sure if you took everything produced by/for the University and put them side-by-side you'd see many of the colors don't match perfectly. This isn't a USC issue, it's every school. I've seen various shades of orange for UT.Actually, it’s the responsibility of USC’s marketing department to ensure the color is correct regardless of the third-party supplier—it’s not only in their jurisdiction, it’s mandated at universities.
The closest thing to Gamecock garnet in that picture is the bird on the podium.No, it’s not impossible to match thread color for fabric. In fact, there are “thread charts” (Madeira, for example) that match the Pantone Matching System for PMS 202. It’s puzzling why the marketing department at USC would not insist they match across the board.
You are exactly right! My thought, too, as I looked at the picture.The closest thing to Gamecock garnet in that picture is the bird on the podium.
yup- everything else has a purple hue.The closest thing to Gamecock garnet in that picture is the bird on the podium.
So Nike has no responsibility! Their salesman/contract negotiator deserves a bonus.Actually, it’s the responsibility of USC’s marketing department to ensure the color is correct regardless of the third-party supplier—it’s not only in their jurisdiction, it’s mandated at universities.
What do we care about the most, wins or apparel? I thought everyone was concern about wins, l don't care if he wears bright red as long as he wins. Nobody was talking about the color of his shirt last year, when people wanted him fired. Come on People we are finding something to complain about before the season even begins. Let's be joyful about the beginning of college football is about here. I am ecstatic, I can't wait for it kick off, l need some football to make me happy for sports on Saturday and not mowing the grass every weekend.
What do we care about the most, wins or apparel? I thought everyone was concern about wins, l don't care if he wears bright red as long as he wins. Nobody was talking about the color of his shirt last year, when people wanted him fired. Come on People we are finding something to complain about before the season even begins. Let's be joyful about the beginning of college football is about here. I am ecstatic, I can't wait for it kick off, l need some football to make me happy for sports on Saturday and not mowing the grass every weekend.
We’ve come out puhlenty of games where the online community was gaga over the uniforms and we got smoked anyway. Dead period, new vendor, but as can be seen from the headline the primary thing is the passive- aggressive chance to get in more shots at Beamer.What do we care about the most, wins or apparel? I thought everyone was concern about wins, l don't care if he wears bright red as long as he wins. Nobody was talking about the color of his shirt last year, when people wanted him fired. Come on People we are finding something to complain about before the season even begins. Let's be joyful about the beginning of college football is about here. I am ecstatic, I can't wait for it kick off, l need some football to make me happy for sports on Saturday and not mowing the grass every weekend.
Other than noting the obvious fact that Beamer is the one wearing the shirt, what are the shots anyone has taken? Nobody suggested he designed and fabricated the shirt.We’ve come out puhlenty of games where the online community was gaga over the uniforms and we got smoked anyway. Dead period, new vendor, but as can be seen from the headline the primary thing is the passive- aggressive chance to get in more shots at Beamer.
Having said that, I like adcoop’s photos.
I think some of this is the fabric and lighting making it look brighter than it actually is. I saw the new Nike jerseys in person and they look fine. Not as dark as UA, but not Alabama-ish, imo.
Dead period, new vendor, but as can be seen from the headline the primary thing is the passive- aggressive chance to get in more shots at Beamer.
Hate to bust yur bubble, but some of us quit caring about wins. Uniforms are where it's at.What do we care about the most, wins or apparel? I thought everyone was concern about wins,
I was wondering how long it would take for the guy trying to appear gung-ho to say "I don't care what we wear as long as we win!" Well, please meet Mr. @gamecockcleo !What do we care about the most, wins or apparel? I thought everyone was concern about wins, l don't care if he wears bright red as long as he wins. Nobody was talking about the color of his shirt last year, when people wanted him fired. Come on People we are finding something to complain about before the season even begins. Let's be joyful about the beginning of college football is about here. I am ecstatic, I can't wait for it kick off, l need some football to make me happy for sports on Saturday and not mowing the grass every weekend.
That image makes me sad. RIP, Kenny.I dont know if its been mentioned before, but Under Armor had this same problem before the 2007 season started and they eventually got it fixed.
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