£60

It already looks out of shape brand new. Nasty.

On 27/09/2025 at 21:03, MSN SYSOP said:

For this in club shop. ...

Have they got that in black and gold?

On 27/09/2025 at 21:03, MSN SYSOP said:

For this in club shop. ...

I bet they’re flying out of the shop

On 27/09/2025 at 21:03, MSN SYSOP said:

For this in club shop. ...

More like £6

On 27/09/2025 at 22:12, mattitheowl said:

Someone bought be a Lyle and Scott polo shirt the other week. I'd never spend that kind of money on a teeshirt myself. They got it reduced to £38, reduced from £58. 

 

I bought a similar one from Primark for £4. I can guarantee without even touching this shirt that it is not better quality than either of those two shirts.

Would rather pay the extra £34 or even the £54 and not have to go in Primark

On 28/09/2025 at 08:17, @owlstalk said:

 

Surely it’s the same for nearly all clothing - just that some companies have a much biggger markup and profit margin on them 

It's hard to know in general and the recent expose definitely highlighted that a lot of the bigger grocery chains are also using forced labor conditions. ie Marks, Tesco etc. 

Brands when they are getting their clothing manufactured are more likely to care about the supply chain and the workers conditions. Bare in mind that a seemingly good factory in China might still be offering 1 days holiday in the calendar year. However, at least it's not forced. 

The whole industry stinks though. I mean consumers just want bottom dollar so the whole thing drives abhorrent practices. :/

Good news… 

On 27/09/2025 at 21:03, MSN SYSOP said:

For this in club shop. ...

Looks like old stock from Thoresby market.