Agreed. If it looks like swag then I'm not bringing it home. If it looks like a shirt someone would pay for then now you've got something more people will wear.

Agreed. If it looks like swag then I'm not bringing it home. If it looks like a shirt someone would pay for then now you've got something more people will wear. My kid had a birthday party at a local trampoline park and they gave him a t-shirt. I wasn't expecting much, but it was really cool. It had a piece of original art on the front, followed by the name of the park underneath. Even with the name of the business, it didn't look like an advertisement because the name of the business doesn't sound like a business. Everyone around here knows exactly what it is, but if we went somewhere else it just looks like a fun t-shirt from the kids section at a department store. They perfectly nailed the balance between serving the business and the customer at the same time.