New Jersey defects
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New Jersey defects
Just collected my new jersey today. Got it home and was annoyed to find a few defects on it (red stitch on part that should be white, and a few loose threads on each sleeve). Did I just happen to get a bad one, or has anyone else had problems with the quality of there jersey ? Needless to say I'll be returning it tomorrow.
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actually funny you should mention it, the younger brother picked up a new home jersey, which looks the part and everything, but I noticed that the quality of the stitching on the neck was rubbish.. as it happens I think he was charged the supporter jersey price for the test shirt, so probably would be a bit rich to complain
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Re: New Jersey defects
I noticed that the (poly/)cotton replica shirt is very light material in comparison to previous shirts and even kukri's other cotton shirts (some of which I really like). Little more than a glorified T-shirt and def not worth the asking price.
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Dave - are you suggesting that the entire population of the state have been soviet agents all this time?
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Had a gander at one in store today, wont be buying. As BR says its too light, in fact so much so its see through. And i know the value of sponsors to the club but they seem to have super sized all the logos to the point its all a bit much.
Black/charcoal model looks nice.
Black/charcoal model looks nice.
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My jersey from last year is pretty heavy. It must be the kohilo(?) one but Ive no idea what the other version is meant to be like.
Ill def take a closer look before buying the new one.
Ill def take a closer look before buying the new one.
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Prefer the lighter material personally. Hate the stiff Cotton/polyester of the previous Canterbury and Kukri shirts.
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Black one looks good and should work nicely with stout and beer stainsColinM wrote:Had a gander at one in store today, wont be buying. As BR says its too light, in fact so much so its see through. And i know the value of sponsors to the club but they seem to have super sized all the logos to the point its all a bit much.
Black/charcoal model looks nice.
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Re: New Jersey defects
If we don't have the stains down our white shirt, how will we know how many days we've been away? Recipe for missing flight home IMHO.Rooster wrote:Black one looks good and should work nicely with stout and beer stainsColinM wrote:Had a gander at one in store today, wont be buying. As BR says its too light, in fact so much so its see through. And i know the value of sponsors to the club but they seem to have super sized all the logos to the point its all a bit much.
Black/charcoal model looks nice.
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There's 3 versions of the white shirt.damianmcr wrote:My jersey from last year is pretty heavy. It must be the kohilo(?) one but Ive no idea what the other version is meant to be like.
Ill def take a closer look before buying the new one.
There's the playing grade one which is skin tight, etc; there's the kohilololololo one which is a looser replica; and there's the polycotton 'supporters' version whis is the best material (IMHO), but this is so light, it's just a Tshirt really.
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according to google, the biggest problems with New Jersey are taxes and unemployment
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Don't talk for two seconds either side of a swig and during the swig and your spillage will virtually vanish.Rooster wrote:Black one looks good and should work nicely with stout and beer stainsColinM wrote:Had a gander at one in store today, wont be buying. As BR says its too light, in fact so much so its see through. And i know the value of sponsors to the club but they seem to have super sized all the logos to the point its all a bit much.
Black/charcoal model looks nice.
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LOLYoda wrote:according to google, the biggest problems with New Jersey are taxes and unemployment
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Aye, I heard she's signed up with TOWIE. But I was thinking more like Cynthia Murphy form Montclair.AyeYerMa wrote:What, like Snookie?