Flying Coffin

[BOORADLEY]

Can anyone please tell me what Flying Coffin Prints on? Looks like AAA to me but id like to be sure. Thanks

Also: Can anyone recommend similiar t-shirt companies with the same type of look for a reasonable price. Thanks.

Also Also: Assuming Obey shirts arent printed on AA or AAA, How do they fit. for reference im a medium in AA and Small in a AAA.

Edited by deathmulletonfire on May 24, 2006 at 08:03 AM

[sean_]

obey has two distinctly different shirt types, i was actually thinking about this last night in bed for some reason hahaha

they have the thinner, tighter fitting vintage style shirts that i'm assuming are cut n sew then the other more normal average shirts, i would wager are printed on something but i dont know what

this is my signature

[geeimalive]

What kind of flying coffin style shirt do you like? Most of them don't really appeal to me except for the one with the camels in the camoflague. You ever check out King Stampede?

[SLEEZY]

im really down with the star wars LV flying coffin tee.

call it what you want..

[Guest Airjamie]

Flying coffin would be sick if they actually made shirts in small.

I punch my bitch to Godflesh.

[youwish]

I'm into their misfits shirt and that's about it.

Saw most of the line today at St. Alfreds..

The one with the Pantera song on it isn't bad.

Lots of brands are doing band rips these days.

[Icicle Cubicle]

^ i love it when the Hawaii folk get theirs: st alfred and flying coffin = island grown.

cheee huuuuu!

By the power of truth, I, while living, have conquered the universe.

[youwish]

*Chicago

[Icicle Cubicle]

* by way of HAWAII

By the power of truth, I, while living, have conquered the universe.

[artificialsky]

flying coffin is a seattle brand. stop twisting it.

[Guest sauce1]

^by way of Hawaii?

haha jk.

I'm feeling the "Hostile" villians tee only....going to pick that up later this week...they've had these same designs for months and months now, i guess just latlely they distriubted, i been watching them under the radar.

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someone took my niketalk name here.

[Icicle Cubicle]

Are you illiterate? "by way of Hawaii" meaning Jason- the dude behind Flying Coffin -was born and raised out here. he moved to Seattle but a few years ago. St Alfred was designed and created by my boy Ian, co-owner of Kicks Hawaii. hence me being amped that my Hawaii homies are on the come-up. i twist nothing.

By the power of truth, I, while living, have conquered the universe.

[Guest sauce1]

^ that wasn't refering to me, i was just kidding.

Can you explain to me the relationship behind KicksHi and In4mation? I know they are seperate shops but i always thought they were in the same "family" or is it a Rival thing almost.

peace.

someone took my niketalk name here.

[Icicle Cubicle]

^ nah, no rivalry. pretty much extended fam. in4mation is big on clothing, with a smaller area dedicated to shoes. they do get some pretty ill exclusives though. kicks/hi is huge on shoes, with a smaller section for clothing. what one shop lacks, the other pretty much fills the gap imo. both are really blowing up as a name brand though. i was in the in4m office and saw an invoice for their in4m tee's alone. couldnt believe the numbers! their stock list grew like 20 fold from a few months back too. much propers to the homefolk.

By the power of truth, I, while living, have conquered the universe.

[Guest sauce1]

word. ^ and why they haven't reopened their webstore FURITATES ME. lol....What were the Order numbers like?

I missed out on SP/SU 2006 seasons.

Got another question if you don't mind, I'm a fan of both stores, but it seems as though when a Store carried one of the brands they tend to not carry the other. I heard mention when i was talking to someone at HUF that they cant carry in4mation ebcause they carry Kicks/Hi, same with when i was at St.Alfred (kicks/Hi family).

You seem to be networked. Is this intentional? or is it just Streetwear politics/ Store family loyalty?

Thanx man. Peace.

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someone took my niketalk name here.

Edited by sauce1 on May 26, 2006 at 02:36 PM