This is a factory second item, that will have minor imperfections. All items have been carefully checked, minor imperfections may include the following: snags, faulty stitching, discolouration, minor bobbling, logo damage/excessive cracking. These are not readily noticeable when worn but may be seen on close inspection. Faults vary from item to item and may not be listed above. Unfortunately, we will not be able to inform you on the condition of individual items.
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oUkTuRkEyIII to IWOOTN
12 Oct 159#3
What are you wearing if you think £5 for a t-shirt is overpriced?
oUkTuRkEyIII
12 Oct 154#5
I have bought plenty of the mens and you cant even notice anything really. I paid around £10 for each of mine and would happily pay £7.50 for one or £15 for 3. You need to really see them before you can comment. I'm not trying to be smart but when people see factory seconds they think the worst and that shouldn't be the case.
cadmus
12 Oct 153#18
I don't understand posters saying SD is tat. I agree they may not be to everyone's liking with big bold logos etc but you CANNOT fault the brands quality. The shirts are made of thick soft quality cotton that keeps it shape wash after wash .as regards to them being seconds is an over exaggeration ....trust me as you will not notice any faults as if there are any they will be minimal and virtually unnoticeable
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LtfdTony
12 Oct 151#1
Thanks
IWOOTN
12 Oct 151#2
very over rated over priced teeny bopper british brand that doesnt even have anything to do with japan
oUkTuRkEyIII to IWOOTN
12 Oct 159#3
What are you wearing if you think £5 for a t-shirt is overpriced?
itsgun4u
12 Oct 15#4
Are these not seconds. And I know what that mean - defective. Why would pay £7.5 for defective Tshirts. Just because it has Superdry logo :smile:
oUkTuRkEyIII
12 Oct 154#5
I have bought plenty of the mens and you cant even notice anything really. I paid around £10 for each of mine and would happily pay £7.50 for one or £15 for 3. You need to really see them before you can comment. I'm not trying to be smart but when people see factory seconds they think the worst and that shouldn't be the case.
ellenw
12 Oct 152#6
Bought 3 the last time there was a similar offer, sent them back, just tat.
Beardizzle
12 Oct 151#7
Well I got some a couple of weeks ago and there is absolutely nothing wrong them... Couldn't find any fault on any of them. Heat from me
jdr116
12 Oct 151#8
Bought three a few weeks ago and there's only really one that was wearable without any real noticeable faults...the other two really were too "faulty" (sleeves not finished off and too short to even get tailored yourself) to be of any use whatsoever other than for "designer" rags!!
thearbiter65
12 Oct 151#9
Sometimes they run a style of t shirt that doesn't make it into the shop, so they sell them as seconds. Great value at £5.
I really like SuperDry mainly because I remember when it was just a market stall in Cheltenham..... Recently, I saw a SuperDry store in Las Vegas! Love how British businesses can still be created and made into global successes.
I remember the owner once saying he had never been to Japan! He just wanted to make American style T shirts with Japanese print.
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This is a factory second item, that will have minor imperfections. All items have been carefully checked, minor imperfections may include the following: snags, faulty stitching, discolouration, minor bobbling, logo damage/excessive cracking. These are not readily noticeable when worn but may be seen on close inspection. Faults vary from item to item and may not be listed above. Unfortunately, we will not be able to inform you on the condition of individual items.
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I really like SuperDry mainly because I remember when it was just a market stall in Cheltenham..... Recently, I saw a SuperDry store in Las Vegas! Love how British businesses can still be created and made into global successes.
I remember the owner once saying he had never been to Japan! He just wanted to make American style T shirts with Japanese print.