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Old 08-01-07 | 05:20 PM
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Help finding a shirt

Saw this in Bicycling magazine . . . conceptually I love it (jersey looking polo type shirt), but this is more than I want to spend and it is overseas.

https://www.paulsmith.co.uk/tops-225/...productId=3673

Anyone else make something like this. Any design/logo, etc.

Yes, I tried googling this . . . no luck. I am usually good at finding anything, but my search terms clearly suck
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Old 08-01-07 | 05:25 PM
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Along the same lines, I saw a t-shirt at a target once that I liked but there wasn't one in my size. It had a picture of a plastic big wheel on it and the caption read "Old School". If anyone knows where to get one of those, I'd like to know. Sorry for the thread hijack.
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Old 08-01-07 | 06:33 PM
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Nice pick. GQ had a feature on that recently and I love the way it looks, but yeah...it costs a bit much for a cycling jersey that has the potential to get destroyed in a crash. Looks pretty though :-P
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Old 08-01-07 | 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by huytheskigod
Along the same lines, I saw a t-shirt at a target once that I liked but there wasn't one in my size. It had a picture of a plastic big wheel on it and the caption read "Old School". If anyone knows where to get one of those, I'd like to know. Sorry for the thread hijack.
make your own at cafepress and buy it from yourself. if not i can do it for you and charge you 15 bucks for 15 minutes work (an insanely massive discount because you're NorCal BF).
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Old 08-01-07 | 06:51 PM
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https://prendas.co.uk/details.asp?typ=typ&fkid=2&ID=1220

Awesome jersey, but they have a lot of retro ones that are pretty "low cal" for jerseys
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Old 08-01-07 | 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by huytheskigod
Along the same lines, I saw a t-shirt at a target once that I liked but there wasn't one in my size. It had a picture of a plastic big wheel on it and the caption read "Old School". If anyone knows where to get one of those, I'd like to know. Sorry for the thread hijack.
This one?

https://www.thisshirtrocks.com/Produc...eel-shirt.html
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Old 08-01-07 | 07:57 PM
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Old 08-02-07 | 07:21 AM
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Probably not being clear. I am not not looking for a cycling jersey . . . I can find those. I am not looking for a regular polo shirt . . . I can find those.

My link, best I can tell, is a polo type shirt (think golf shirt, casual work shirt) that looks like a cycling jersey. The one in the link is a special one related to the TdF, but I do not care that much about specific designs.
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Old 08-02-07 | 10:09 AM
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Old 08-02-07 | 10:21 AM
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Great. 10 posts to get a link to the item I started the thread with.
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Old 08-02-07 | 10:46 AM
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You want what you want. Not that I blame you or anything. That is one of the coolest jerseys I have ever seen. But.... the only thing left is custom.

IMHO, buy it. Give it to Wifey or Mom or somebody and say you'd like it for Xmas.
When they ask how much it was tell them fifty or sixty bucks.
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