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- Road Kill
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Still cheap as chips, if you ask me. Some bands charge you 35-45 bucks for a shirt these days..
I don't know if you were wrong, but I fail to see the point of being right.
Maybe the extra £5.00 goes towards the spelling mistake correction cost!Andy TG wrote:Good Evening ALL. Very pleased see that the 2020 tour shirt has finally found its way on to the official merch site. They were sold out in Bristol when i tried to buy one. Oddly 25.00 instead of the usual 20.00 but what the hell. Yes I finally, bought one
Yeah, I wondered if that was a digital correction on the shop, but my tour shirt arrived yesterday and I can confirm it has been corrected. Also the layout of the cities is slightly different. Boring but true!Charlie wrote:Maybe the extra £5.00 goes towards the spelling mistake correction cost!Andy TG wrote:Good Evening ALL. Very pleased see that the 2020 tour shirt has finally found its way on to the official merch site. They were sold out in Bristol when i tried to buy one. Oddly 25.00 instead of the usual 20.00 but what the hell. Yes I finally, bought one
Now here's a funny thing. Following the proper shopify link there's lots of shirts, but not as I can see Jesus Loves The Sisters, which was one I didn't have,
Idly wandering tinternet the other day I searched for Jesus Loves The Sisters tshirt and was taken to a shopify page showing the shirt, and availability in my XL (tightish, but still OK) size. I bought one and it arrived today, and I am happy.
Make of that what you will....
Idly wandering tinternet the other day I searched for Jesus Loves The Sisters tshirt and was taken to a shopify page showing the shirt, and availability in my XL (tightish, but still OK) size. I bought one and it arrived today, and I am happy.
Make of that what you will....
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- Gothicbiff
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A few tshirts added to the store.....including Jesus Loves!
https://the-sisters-of-mercy-uk.myshopify.com/
https://the-sisters-of-mercy-uk.myshopify.com/
Ordered my third Jesus shirt. They keep getting worn to pieces plus a 2017 shirt which I never bought at the time for some reason. If we are requesting clothing... How about the Vision Thing lyric shirt and the Andy Warhol cross shirt please! I need new ones!
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- ribbons69
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Despite downsizing my collection somewhat drastically lately (thank you ruffers) I second the request for a Zip hood. How hard can it be?
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Hoodie chat! I wear my Sisters hoodies all the time, but would also definitely buy a zip up one. I'd be remiss not to use this as an opportunity to mention (again) a People's Republic of West Yorkshire t-shirt reprint.
In fact- a People's Republic of West Yorkshire hoodie (zip up or otherwise) would be utterly mint.
In fact- a People's Republic of West Yorkshire hoodie (zip up or otherwise) would be utterly mint.
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My Sisters hoodie is a very unofficial, fiver outside the venue thing, but it's like the proper ones and I only wear it if it's freezing out and I know I won't need to be taking it off and on.
It is by far the comfiest, cosiest hoodie I have ever owned. One of those with a small head and star would do me - I think full tour dates are best suited to t-shirts.
Indeed. One logo, left side, nothing on back.
But needs to be a quality item, like the St Marks. No labels in mine to suggest manufacturer though unfortunately.
Job done.
While I'm here though as a Lancashire lad and blue the only Sissies things I don't won't buy are the West Yorkshire ones.
But needs to be a quality item, like the St Marks. No labels in mine to suggest manufacturer though unfortunately.
Job done.
While I'm here though as a Lancashire lad and blue the only Sissies things I don't won't buy are the West Yorkshire ones.
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- ribbons69
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I'd really like a zip up version of the "Militant Sex Machine" hoody from 2003. I'm torn between taking mine to the tailors and see if she can alter it for me, or just sticking it on eBay with the rest of my hoodies.
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From a merch & manufacturing point of view, zip-up hoodies tend to be more expensive to make and print, which puts them an infavourable light when you see them in a web shop side by side with often cheaper non-zip up ones.
Also, they are harder to make with large prints on the front because there's a zip, and they're split into two halves! The two halves have to be lined up perfectly during printing - otherwise there's a mismatch in the final design - and that's really tricky to do with clothing because the material moves and is stretchy. Also the final design often looks a bit s**t when there's a zip running up the middle of it.
That's why most merch has a single, smaller design - usually on the left breast - on zip up hoodies.
Also, they are harder to make with large prints on the front because there's a zip, and they're split into two halves! The two halves have to be lined up perfectly during printing - otherwise there's a mismatch in the final design - and that's really tricky to do with clothing because the material moves and is stretchy. Also the final design often looks a bit s**t when there's a zip running up the middle of it.
That's why most merch has a single, smaller design - usually on the left breast - on zip up hoodies.
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