Shirt Framing

[LFEFox23]

Hi guys

 

just wondered if anyone knew of a good place to get football shirts framed? I've looked on the Internet and most are northern/southern based . Leicester ideal but don't mind travelling around Midlands.

 

Many thanks

 

A

[VLC86]

29 minutes ago, A86Allen said:

Hi guys

 

just wondered if anyone knew of a good place to get football shirts framed? I've looked on the Internet and most are northern/southern based . Leicester ideal but don't mind travelling around Midlands.

 

Many thanks

 

A

I've had three done at a place called Gallery 18 I think in Loughborough and they have always done a great job.

[LutterworthLCFC]

I think there's a place on aylestone road near the cricket ground?

[Illusion35]

On 11 October 2016 at 01:53, LutterworthLCFC said:

I think there's a place on aylestone road near the cricket ground?

Definitely this place on Aylestone Rd, think it's called Brica brac. Have had one framed there. 

[EBGB LCFC]

Signature Framing are good (based in Nottingham) http://signatureframing.co.uk/

[Raj]

Bric a brac

[Rob1742]

Be aware that framing shirts more than often ruin the garment. I see there is a poppy shirt on here, which would have cost a fortune and  I have deframed many shirts with horrendous consequences.

 

They pin them at the back, but also often sew them creating holes in the shirt. Also most of them use a heavy duty double sided take that leaves a glue like mess if you try and remove it.

 

If you have a high value item, it's never a good idea to frame them as future buyers will take the potential damage into consideration.

 

I have five left that I am scared of deframing including some very precious final shirts. 

 

Only do it if you don't mind ruining the item, as I have never deframed one that has not been damaged, and the framers were at the top end. 

[VLC86]

10 minutes ago, Rob1742 said:

Be aware that framing shirts more than often ruin the garment. I see there is a poppy shirt on here, which would have cost a fortune and  I have deframed many shirts with horrendous consequences.

 

They pin them at the back, but also often sew them creating holes in the shirt. Also most of them use a heavy duty double sided take that leaves a glue like mess if you try and remove it.

 

If you have a high value item, it's never a good idea to frame them as future buyers will take the potential damage into consideration.

 

I have five left that I am scared of deframing including some very precious final shirts. 

 

Only do it if you don't mind ruining the item, as I have never deframed one that has not been damaged, and the framers were at the top end. 

Yeah it's Albrightons from last season, didn't consider that but to be honest I can't think of a time I would deframe or consider selling.

 

Nearly ended up with Fuchs poppy shirt as well, went a bit mad .