Ubuntu Merchandise

[Catsworth]

I'm trying to find a Ubuntu lanyard but I can't find one anywhere. The Ubuntu shop doesn't carry them, none on eBay, and 40 odd pages of Google fails to give any results.

The closest I can get is a German site selling generic Linux lanyards, they're very nice but I can't understand a word on the site so I'm not too keen on placing an order.

I've even considered getting some made up, but I don't really need 100 or so.....

Any help in sourcing such a treat would be appreciated.

[Spr0k3t]

I would be interested in about 20 of these for friends and fam who use Ubuntu. Any idea what the associated cost might be?

[guitarmaniac]

no idea, but if ur after ubuntu merch what about some nice t-shirts coffee mugs or badges http://www.ubuntu.com/products/merchandise thats all i could find.
no doubt you've already looked at this though but I thought I'd suggest it just incase

[Spr0k3t]

Yeah, just not a fan of the extremely low quality cafepress puts out. I had a t-shirt through them that just fell apart at the seems in less than a couple years. I'll have to look into the lanyard thing to see if I may know someone local who would create the threading with custom print. The hardware would not be hard to come up with, it's just putting them together that would be time consuming.

[Catsworth]

Not sure about the price - initial searches seem to suggest that the cost would be somewhere in the region of £250 for 100.

[Catsworth]

I wonder if I could get a grant from Canonical to put these together?

[lyceum]

not to sound dumb, but what is a lanyard? I looked it up at dictionary.com and it said it was rope?

[spinflick]

not to sound dumb, but what is a lanyard? I looked it up at dictionary.com and it said it was rope?

Maybe he's thinking of joining The Royal Navy?

[macogw]

Lanyards are those necklace things from which people hang keychains and flashdrives and IDs. See: here

[Catsworth]

What he said