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10-17-2006, 06:41 PM
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Sorry for the delay in responding to all the questions.
Firstly, yes, John D is aware and all OK with it.
Yes, we can do the 944 outline shirt at $24.00, including shipping, for those that are interested.
With regard to the prices, as I have said before, that really is as low as we can go. If we were in the US then we would be selling them at approx. $15.00 plus shipping, but unfortunately we are in Blighty. Having said that, 25% of our sales still go Stateside.
All the best, Adam.
Firstly, yes, John D is aware and all OK with it.
Yes, we can do the 944 outline shirt at $24.00, including shipping, for those that are interested.
With regard to the prices, as I have said before, that really is as low as we can go. If we were in the US then we would be selling them at approx. $15.00 plus shipping, but unfortunately we are in Blighty. Having said that, 25% of our sales still go Stateside.
All the best, Adam.
10-24-2006, 08:19 AM
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Hey, the site lists the shirts as 215gsm... what does this really mean? Is that really thick or something? What's a normal, nice, ~$15 t-shirt that one can get at a decent store? I think the prices are slightly high, BUT, since S&H is included, it's not so bad. A $15 t-shirt here, would run $16.39 after tax, OR, if ordered from out of state, would have to be close to $20 by the time S&H is included, since it's almost always $5 or so. UPS would probably charge $10, actually...!!! So, if the material is really good quailty, then it's not that bad. I'm considering the outline design. Actually, I like them all, but I don't have the $ to buy more than one or two. I also like Nemesis924's suggestion...
10-24-2006, 09:36 AM
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Robby, the 215 gsm refers to the weight of the cotton. An average T-shirt, those described as 'Premium' by most sellers, is 165 gsm. The Base Ball and Ring styles we list are 165 gsm but all the single colour shirts are Beefy-Ts at 215 gsm ( about as thick as a cotton T gets ). Also, the bodies of the Beefy T's are cut from one 'tube', like a sock, so no stitching at the sides and less likely to warp. Hope that helps a bit. Adam. PS they are all pre-washed and double stictched with concealed seams.
10-25-2006, 02:26 AM
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Yeah, thanks Adam- they are starting to sound better & better... I'm going to check my financial situation tommorow & make a decision- I might just go ahead & grab one....
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10-25-2006, 10:56 AM
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PPS if anyone does have problems with the size of the shirt/s once ordered, we will exchange them; as long as they don't come back covered in engine oil etc. 
