Uniforms

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty

Wow!

THAT is funny stuff. Are you a comedy writer or something?

No. Just posting a serious question. If that association requires caps to match shirts, and it allows cream, white and light blue shirts, it follows that the would have to procure cream, white and light blue caps.

If they do not, and instead use just navy and black caps, then what do they consider to be matching? Just curious.

Why on earth would this be considered funny? If it is, I certainly can't take credit. That would belong to the association that requires caps to match shirts.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

If they do not, and instead use just navy and black caps, then what do they consider to be matching? Just curious.

Why on earth would this be considered funny? If it is, I certainly can't take credit. That would belong to the association that requires caps to match shirts.

In one of my associations, we have hats that have logos with certain colors. We have a blue hat with red lettering. We also have a black hat with cream lettering. Anytime we wear cream or black shirts, we wear the black hat. If we wear blue shirts, of course we wear the blue hat. That is how we match.

Peace

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

In one of my associations, we have hats that have logos with certain colors. We have a blue hat with red lettering. We also have a black hat with cream lettering. Anytime we wear cream or black shirts, we wear the black hat. If we wear blue shirts, of course we wear the blue hat. That is how we match.

Peace

That makes sense. In your case then, the caps logo matches the shirt, not the cap. That certainly would be more logical than saying the cap must match a shrt.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

That makes sense. In your case then, the caps logo matches the shirt, not the cap. That certainly would be more logical than saying the cap must match a shrt.

Well the color of the cap is a factor. The cream shirts have black lines on the color and on the trim. Even the light blue shirts have black lines and trim on them as well. But I have seen people wear either color with the light blue shirts.

Peace

[Kevin Finnerty]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

That makes sense. In your case then, the caps logo matches the shirt, not the cap. That certainly would be more logical than saying the cap must match a shrt.

There's a thing called simple logic.

With some, however, simple logic is always needlessly complicated.

[Kevin Finnerty]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

No. Just posting a serious question. If that association requires caps to match shirts, and it allows cream, white and light blue shirts, it follows that the would have to procure cream, white and light blue caps.

If they do not, and instead use just navy and black caps, then what do they consider to be matching? Just curious.

Why on earth would this be considered funny? If it is, I certainly can't take credit. That would belong to the association that requires caps to match shirts.

I'm sorry, but as the rest of us know, even a child can look at a shirt and its trim color and pick between a navy and a black cap to properly match it.

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty

I'm sorry, but as the rest of us know, even a child can look at a shirt and its trim color and pick between a navy and a black cap to properly match it.

Originally Posted by Kevin Finnerty

There's a thing called simple logic.

With some, however, simple logic is always needlessly complicated.

What a nice guy. Always ready to assume the best.

I've learned over the years of reading posts and dealing with patients to never assume. Thus, when a post is unclear, I ask questions. Sorry if that offends.

[cc6]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

What a nice guy. Always ready to assume the best.

I've learned over the years of reading posts and dealing with patients to never assume. Thus, when a post is unclear, I ask questions. Sorry if that offends.

The cap might match either the colour of the shirt (blue or black) or the stripes on the shirt (cream=black, red=black, white=black). I have never seen a light blue, cream, or white umpire cap. Powder, polo or navy goes fine with navy cap IMO.