Ziddy

Just "plain jeans," if you know what I mean. Levi's 501, perhaps? Where would I buy them, and how much would they cost?

Dragonforce

Dream Theater

Symphony X

Iced Earth

Elvenking

In Flames

Just to name a few.

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horriblyjollyjinx those shorts are brilliant! a bit like the soccershorts from the 80's. where did you get those?

sorry for my bad english

--- Original message by ebbe on Mar 11, 2006 12:00 PM

Those are AA shorts:

http://www.americanapparelstore.com/rsag400.html

More specifically I'd like ones with a "waffle" texture such as the one here: http://cgi.ebay.com/GAP-Long-Sleeved-Pullover-Waffle-Crewneck-Small-Wine_W0QQitemZ8389857733QQcategoryZ57990QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

http://www.americanapparelstore.com/t407.html

Something like that, but preferably cheaper...

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Can you buy Beefy T's individually in a variety of colors like you can with AAA tees?

--- Original message by eastcoastrider27 on Feb 15, 2006 04:37 PM

http://shirtsupplier.com

I just ordered some Hanes tees from that site (not Beefy Ts, though), and they got here in three days. The sleeves are a bit wide for my liking, but other than that the fit's fine (not form-fitting like AA, though).

Deductive reasoning would suggest that one reveal the needed size, then...

Polo custom fit

Lacoste retro fit

Hanging might stretch the neck. Folding will definitely crease the arms.

Choose your poison.

Eh, it's just that I'd read stuff like this: lacoste polos shrink like crazy if you wash it the wrong way.... here before; just making sure.

Is it safe to put it in the dryer, though?

$46 after shipping - is that the cheapest one can hope to find on the Internet? I don't live anywhere near stores that carry Lacoste, and I'd like to have a shirt, so this seems to be my best bet.

Also, I've heard that machine washing/drying can be bad for these - what's the best way to take care of them?

How tall are you?

http://clarksusa.com perhaps?

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what your thoughts on these tees? Do they have that typical hard feel like most skate tees or are they softer like an american apparel?

--- Original message by niche on Dec 4, 2005 02:32 PM

One of my brother's band shirts is AAA. I'd say it's just your average t-shirt, really.

"i think i'm gonna get wallabee's next and be done with it."

Smart man.

On a side note, what is the relationship between P&B and Clarks? Is it a true continuation of the brand?

Padmore and Barnes

Sperry Top-Sider

Rainbow Sandals

http://padmore-barnes.com

These have gone out of production, though, but you might be able to find some styles on eBay. If that's not what you're looking for, then never mind.

Old Navy, being a subsidary of Gap, too refuses access to me. Could someone post pictures?

Thanks for the information.

So when it is knitted, different colours of yarn are used? That would mean that such a shirt could not easily be faked, right?

E.g. something like this:

http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/0/3/1/3/6/5/webimg/2414640_o.jpg

Is the fabric just knitted together, then run through a machine to dye in stripes, then assembled together? Is this something that is realistically possible for a small manufacturer?

Sorry if this is a "newbish" question; it's just something I've wondered about.

Can someone post a pic? The site's being idiotic, insisting that my browser is "outdated," and refusing me access.

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i used to try this when they were still looking new on the uppers. Just using the standard hard brush that you would get from a can of suede cleaner. It's too much hard work to keep them in the original state...

These are on the way out

--- Original message by grantwhitfield on Nov 11, 2005 02:11 PM

That picture's on your hard drive - what makes you think we can see it?! Use something like http://imageshack.us instead...