MOGSouth / GatorMOG Regalia – Now Available !!
After getting lots of requests for club regalia, we have finally listened and engaged ‘Fourth Gear LTD’ to provide the MOGSouth / GatorMOG Morgan community with regalia services.
Here is a link to their web site. Fourth Gear LTD
You can see that they provide this regalia service for lots of other British Car Clubs.
MOGSouth has paid to have our club logos digitized and placed into their ‘Car Club Logo’ library. They also have a library of ‘British Marques’ which includes Morgan wings and Morgan Script, and a library of ‘British Cars’ include the cowled grill Plus 4 (in either a top up or top down configuration) as well as a Three Wheeler.
If there is an image or logo you want and don’t see let us at MOGSouth know. If there is sufficient interest, we may be willing to have the image digitized and made available to the membership in the future.
The process is simple. Go to their web site. Pick a logo or other image from the libraries and place it in your shopping cart. Then select a regalia item, e.g. shirt or wine tote or whatever and place that item in your shopping cart. The regalia item price includes the embroidery unless something special is being requested.
As I understand it, simple things like colors can be changed, etc. If you have relatively simple requests or ‘special instructions’ to add to your order, there is a ‘Notes’ field you can use to specify your desires.
If there is something complicated that you want like logo size changes or location of the embroidery (e.g. big logos on the back), use their ‘Request Information’ button to ask questions about your specific needs. Some things may not be doable with their current equipment. (FYI, the standard embroidery location is on the left chest of the shirt.)
Also, I believe they have, or will source different regalia items for you, e.g. denim shirts and sweatshirts. If you don’t see what you want, just ask.
Note – due to the complexity of the GatorMOG logo there is an additional charge when it is selected. It also is a bit too big to fit nicely on a cap. It is also recommended that it go onto a sturdy material to reduce the risk of puckering.
Let me know if you have issues or problems (or just have comments.)
Cheers, Mark