From: "David Taylor - MAD Balloons" <david@madballoons.com.au>
To: <balloondeco@balloonhq.com>
Subject: Re: Uniforms 
Date: Tue, 15 May 2001 22:50:24 +1000

Hi Angela.
Yes two separate uniforms is the way to go.  This is a bit easier for a guy
to say because changing from decorating garb to consultation garb in a city
back alley is not a problem (and has been done on many an occasion!).
Decorating clothes are custom-made bright gold and navy blue polo shirts or
polar fleece if it's cold - yes our team stands out wherever we
decorate(best form of advertising), clean jeans and clean joggers.  For
consultations I have custom made chambre (is this the correct spelling??)
shirts with logo and a tie with
winnie-the -pooh holding a balloon.  It always gets a reaction and I use it
as an ice breaker. You need to look professional, yes, but as a balloonie
you can't go into consultations in a three piece suit.  This is the "party
business" we are in, not I.T.  You are going to sell a "fun" concept, not a
computer. Go MAD with balloons!
David Taylor CBA
MAD Balloons
www.madballoons.com.au
ph. (02) 9638 7432
fax (02) 9801 1669
Save a Tree, Buy a Balloon

----- Original Message -----
Subject: Uniformsorms 
Angela said

> <<I'm trying to polish up my image and was just wondering what you
> used for uniforms. Do you have a separate one for meeting clients?
> Decorating? I like to be comfortable when decorating without appearing too
> casual.>>
>