Knighton Matt Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 I keep finding awesome T-Shirts and that baulking slightly at the price tag. I mean its a T-shirt for goodness sake its not exactly hard to make is it? So what's the most you have ever paid for a T-shirt? And what about the most expensive item of clothing you own generally? I think the most i have paid for a T-shirt is £30
Knighton Matt Posted 3 August 2006 Author Posted 3 August 2006 Poor Ricey I thought he might want to name drop his store in here. It's been a while after all and there's only so long you can keep replying to yourself.
Janx Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 I thought he might want to name drop his store in here. It's been a while after all and there's only so long you can keep replying to yourself. once bought a D&G one in Harrods (I think) could have been Harvey Nicks or Slefridges or somewhere... anyway it hadnt got the price on and the staff were soo shitty, looking down on me with their £3 per hour jobs and £600 haircuts. So I went to the till and he rang it up as £100 !!!!!!!!! I was a little taken back, but thought nah feck em... Im not telling them I think thats fecking scandalous. So i bought it and took it back 2 days later... Wanqas wat a rip!
Fez of Mahrez Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 I thought he might want to name drop his store in here. It's been a while after all and there's only so long you can keep replying to yourself.
Knighton Matt Posted 3 August 2006 Author Posted 3 August 2006 once bought a D&G one in Harrods (I think) could have been Harvey Nicks or Slefridges or somewhere... anyway it hadnt got the price on and the staff were soo shitty, looking down on me with their £3 per hour jobs and £600 haircuts. So I went to the till and he rang it up as £100 !!!!!!!!! I was a little taken back, but thought nah feck em... Im not telling them I think thats fecking scandalous. So i bought it and took it back 2 days later... Wanqas wat a rip! Haha that's class Think I would have done exactly the same
Ric Flair Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 I think the most i've paid is about £60-70, which is a ridiculous amount of money for a t-shirt really but I must stress that this was a rare incident because the t-shirt looked the business and had to be bought.
Janx Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 Probably about £35-40! just think Shum, you want need th XL now...unlike me
Stevosevic Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 £56 for a t-shirt most expenisve item is one of my pairs of G-Star jeans that cost £105 i think. look like that. http://www.baggamenswear.co.uk/acatalog/IMG_2004m.jpg
The People's Hero Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 £30. Anything about that for a t-shirt is scandalous.
The People's Hero Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 Having said that, I have about 12 jackets in my wardrobe most of which cost over £100. As you can imagine, it's not easy to get substantial amount of wear out of ALL of them at once! Shoes are a weakness too. £Â£Ã‚£Ã‚£Ã‚£
macbeth Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 i once spent about 50 quid on cans of lager to get a free t-shirt............after i'd drank the lager it no longer fitted me
Shum Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 just think Shum, you want need th XL now...unlike me hmm, doesn't make a difference on the price unfortunately!
Head Honcho Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 About 15 years ago I bought a Hugo Boss t-shirt for £180 pricey I know, but it's still going strong and works out at about £12 a year so not bad. I recently bought A Bathing Ape t-shirt for £150 don't think it will be around in 15 years though! I don't tend to buy many clothes but when I do I like to splash out.
macbeth Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 About 15 years ago I bought a Hugo Boss t-shirt for £180 pricey I know, but it's still going strong and works out at about £12 a year so not bad. I recently bought A Bathing Ape t-shirt for £150 don't think it will be around in 15 years though! I don't tend to buy many clothes but when I do I like to splash out. i quite often splash out on new shoes
Head Honcho Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 i quite often splash out on new shoes I have so many shoes they tend to last me years. I currently have 9 pairs of trainers on the go
macbeth Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 women should always wear wet t shirts.........i think this should be a law
Master Fox Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 I like to splash out on pair’s of different but stylish Wellington boots. My collection is very unique , I even have pair that have lasted me 15 years or so now.
macbeth Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 I like to splash out on pair’s of different but stylish Wellington boots. My collection is very unique , I even have pair that have lasted me 15 years or so now. do you have any lace-up ones?
Master Fox Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 do you have any lace-up ones? Indeed i do, One of personal favourites....
Wils Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 £35 i think is the most ive paid,then it ripped under the arm I think over £30 is a joke to pay though
Wils Posted 3 August 2006 Posted 3 August 2006 Indeed i do, One of personal favourites.... Wear them on saturday ? Go on
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