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My vote is for Logo “B”. I would purchase one hat.
Hi,
My vote is for imprint B.
I would purchase one.
Shalom
I like the design B. I live in North Carolina USA but would love to order a hat or two when available. Would it be possible to order when they are ready and have shipped to my home? Please advise.
If I ever have a chance to get to BC, I definitely want to come visit your congregation.
Sample B reminds me of the original hat made 25 years ago and has aesthetic as well as nostalgic appeal. Kymn has a sample of that original hat and it looks very good.
Logo A
My vote is B. I’d order two.
Good Morning,
I would purchase 4- 2 of each design – 2 purple, and 2 blue, please and thank you.
My vote is B because I don’t like to see Or Shalom abbreviated.
Having said that, I would prefer a visor to a hat as it fits my hair better.
Voting for B
Malka and julie
Looks like I’m in the minority – I like the more modern look of A. And I definitely prefer “Vancouver’s Spiritual Playground” on the back to “Vancouver’s East-Side Shul”. Why limit ourselves to the east side?