Most of these were all on end isles in the store near me but not yet reduced, my guess is they will follow a price drop instore any day now they seem to like doing that, so check again if your about - Just a guess though! Could be wrong!
twe
12 Apr 16#51
Was wondering if these would be on offer instore? Rather than me click and collecting it the next day or something?
NitrousUK
12 Apr 16#50
Any Martha t-shirts? She's the real hero.
swblue
12 Apr 16#49
That's my entire casual T and polo shirt needs for the summer done. Just how I like to shop, without going to a shop. Thanks.
timanfiya
12 Apr 16#45
it says they cannot be collected instore
Biker Jeff to timanfiya
12 Apr 16#48
Yeah i found that..... I did see one for £5 that was 100% cotton and not a bad design, but no C&C killed it for me.
ridgers84
12 Apr 16#47
Thanks OP. Ordered 8 t shirts for my summer hols.
veedubjai
12 Apr 16#46
Funny you say that. The Asda poly/cotton mix shirt I bought is the least worn & probably will stay that way for a long while compare to my other 100% cotton shirts with prints day in day out. I didn't buy the Asda poly/cotton shirt just to fill any gaps in my wardrobe. It was bought on the premise of wearing it.
Tip: Always wash prints inside out to minimise fade.
What did we have before the popularity of poly/cotton mix? It was 100% cotton shirts with prints. I say manufacturers are using cheaper methods of printing, lowering quality standards & control with use of cheaper poly/cotton mix than 100% cotton.
I wouldn't mind 100% cotton print shirts faded as I will buy a new one when I need one. Nothing lasts forever.
jnigel26
12 Apr 16#44
Nah, that's ****.
The best graphics can be printed on 100 per cent cotton. Proof?
The best quality Tees, ie the most expensive with graphics are on 100 per cent cotton.
I still have an 87 Grand Prix t-shirt that I wear every year (Jordan, anyone remember them? :smile: ) and it's 100 Cotton, still looks in remarkable condition nearly THIRTY YEARS on!! (hence why I keep wearing it - at one point someone asked me if I was a fan of Jordan? Yeah. Oh, she's a **** came the response! Good job she stopped using that name and went back to Katy Price LOL.
Anyway, pics here to prove. Look how sharp the printed graphic is still. But then Goodsports did do HIGH quality clothing.
jnigel26
12 Apr 16#43
Never understand why people pay their hard earned to wear something that advertises a product. Manufacturers must be laughing their tits off!
Good range here though, so must be something suitable, but too many are 8 quid plus. T's can be got anywhere now in sales at under a fiver.
Oh, and can someone explain WHY anyone who is sane, wear absolute crap like this?
AND pay money for it!!!!!
I wouldn't buy this if it was a penny. Well, except perhaps to flog on ebay. Some idiot will buy it, buy ...WHY?
I have money to spend but it's bloody annoying that ones I like are poly/cotton mix. Same here, No thanks, I'll pass. I only wear 100% cotton.:disappointed:
spirogiro to veedubjai
12 Apr 16#41
Chances are that the 'graphic designs' come only on the cotton/poly mix so that the graphics bond better and don't degrade like they do on 100% cotton
jnigel26
12 Apr 16#40
So are you saying muscle and big built :smile:
...or fat and obese :confused:
is now 'proper man' size?
murtgurge
12 Apr 16#39
no reduced stock instore here :disappointed:
murtgurge
12 Apr 16#38
going to head to the shop later see if it is the same prices, cba ordering online
heat
aLV426
11 Apr 16#24
Have some heat - proper man size t-shirts too!
008 to aLV426
12 Apr 162#37
>>>>>
>>>>>
Spot on and another reason as to why these will sell quick.. they actually FIT!
zooba2000
12 Apr 16#36
I ordered a lot, kept finding deals! Baby clothes have some bargins also!
eragon999
12 Apr 16#35
seems like they only have fatboy or big boy sizes left, nothing for us skinny student types!
Heiney
12 Apr 16#34
Thanks op, heat!
UltimatePhoenix
12 Apr 16#33
No way, ive shaved my pits to try sort out my sweating haha gonna have to go through my shirts, I have one thats sweat prone must be 100% polyester as I sweat like pig in that one! Cheers for tip dude!!
Jonwilkie
12 Apr 16#32
Good post op first one I've used on here in awhile to be honest, picked up 3 :wink:
Biker Jeff
11 Apr 161#20
Often when i'm near someone who is wearing poly or poly/cotton shirts, there is often a strong whiff of BO from them...... Especially from those who wear football shirts.
Syst3mzero to Biker Jeff
12 Apr 161#31
I both agree and disagree. ahhh head is going to explode!
no but seriously as long as its over 60% cotton then its ok, over 80% its good and 100% great.
and I think it makes a difference which layer it is, base layer I wouldn't wear less than 70% cotton.
Years ago I used to work somewhere the uniform was 50/50 mix and I have to say some people stunk and others didn't but the people who didn't had good hygiene whereas those who stunk were the kind that thought uniforms were meant to be worn for 2 days before washing or didn't shower daily, one guy only had 1 bath a week which made my skin crawl thinking about it. Imagine it, a bath once a week so it just stewing in a weeks worth of dirt... it wasn't even a shower!
Syst3mzero
12 Apr 16#30
hot, ordered 3 things.
decosparkle25
11 Apr 161#22
Thanks for this, hubby is a big Springsteen fan but all his current t-shirts seem to be developing a problem in the "covering the beer baby" department...
lanc1979 to decosparkle25
11 Apr 16#29
Buy big; my recent Asda T-shirts have all shrunk when washed revealing my baby more than is necessary...
Previous Asda was okay, but quality has dropped IMHO.
drunk1
11 Apr 16#28
Excellent! Picked up the Jimi Hendrix & Superman tees. Wish the Bananaman & Racoons were in the sale!
stevennoad
11 Apr 16#26
I don't suppose the walking dead shirts have bee reduced? I saw them last week at £8 and nearly bought it but was hesitant and if its cheaper I'd just go for it.
stevennoad to stevennoad
11 Apr 16#27
Actually just checked online,still £8 for that one.
kiaclare
11 Apr 161#25
hot from me, had to buy hubby a couple of T-shirts to keep him sweet about the other unneeded items that jumped in the basket lol
vicstar115
11 Apr 16#23
Thanks for the heads up, spent £22 on kids clothes as reductions in that department too :smiley:
veedubjai
11 Apr 161#21
Your right there. I got 1 t-shirt with 50/50 poly/cotton mix & that VW Golf t-shirt was from Asda George years ago. I don't have to do much movement before I can feel sweaty due to the 50/50 poly/cotton mix even in cool not cold climate. It's the same with bed sheets that are 50/50 poly/cotton mix, you will absolutely sweat if you're completely covered over even when the central heating is off. Stick with 100% cotton. You won't regret it.
Biker Jeff
11 Apr 161#19
Natural fabrics are more comfortable to wear than man made. Polyester in particular makes you sweat a lot, whereas cotton lets your skin breathe and you feel fresher, especially in hot weather.
rimz790
11 Apr 16#18
Bought the superman navy tshirt...thanks
sanjayskmalkani
11 Apr 161#16
Do poly and cotton not last long
Biker Jeff
11 Apr 161#14
Just looked at a couple of £5 ones i liked, Springsteen & Hendrix...... but poly/cotton again.
I'll pass.... I will only wear 100% cotton Tee's.
UltimatePhoenix to Biker Jeff
11 Apr 161#15
Can I ask why?? Is that why alot of mine get holes in?? I just see the price and design thne buy!!
Biker Jeff
11 Apr 16#13
Budweiser and motorcycle graphic were the first 2 i was gonna buy, then i clicked a few others with the same poly/cotton mix.
I was only looking at 3 & 4 quid ones tho.
Biker Jeff
11 Apr 161#11
Was gonna buy some, but every one i clicked on is 70/80% polyester...... No thanks.
008 to Biker Jeff
11 Apr 16#12
>>>>>
I just ordered 6 and all were 100% cotton ones?
mobjw
11 Apr 166#1
give me a minute....typing :stuck_out_tongue:
008 to mobjw
11 Apr 16#10
>>>>>
Put the new Peanut Butter Love Cornnetto down and use both hands ;-)
john184
11 Apr 16#9
Saw some nice Marvel and DC t-shirts today in Primark but they were priced at £6/£8.
008
11 Apr 166#8
HEAT!
Got some last time around and the quality was as good as some dearer ones elsewhere!
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Tip: Always wash prints inside out to minimise fade.
What did we have before the popularity of poly/cotton mix? It was 100% cotton shirts with prints. I say manufacturers are using cheaper methods of printing, lowering quality standards & control with use of cheaper poly/cotton mix than 100% cotton.
I wouldn't mind 100% cotton print shirts faded as I will buy a new one when I need one. Nothing lasts forever.
The best graphics can be printed on 100 per cent cotton. Proof?
The best quality Tees, ie the most expensive with graphics are on 100 per cent cotton.
I still have an 87 Grand Prix t-shirt that I wear every year (Jordan, anyone remember them? :smile: ) and it's 100 Cotton, still looks in remarkable condition nearly THIRTY YEARS on!! (hence why I keep wearing it - at one point someone asked me if I was a fan of Jordan? Yeah. Oh, she's a **** came the response! Good job she stopped using that name and went back to Katy Price LOL.
Anyway, pics here to prove. Look how sharp the printed graphic is still. But then Goodsports did do HIGH quality clothing.
Good range here though, so must be something suitable, but too many are 8 quid plus. T's can be got anywhere now in sales at under a fiver.
Oh, and can someone explain WHY anyone who is sane, wear absolute crap like this?
AND pay money for it!!!!!
I wouldn't buy this if it was a penny. Well, except perhaps to flog on ebay. Some idiot will buy it, buy ...WHY?
http://direct.asda.com/george/mens/mens-t-shirt-vests/elf-print-t-shirt/G005273647,default,pd.html
...or fat and obese :confused:
is now 'proper man' size?
heat
>>>>>
Spot on and another reason as to why these will sell quick.. they actually FIT!
no but seriously as long as its over 60% cotton then its ok, over 80% its good and 100% great.
and I think it makes a difference which layer it is, base layer I wouldn't wear less than 70% cotton.
Years ago I used to work somewhere the uniform was 50/50 mix and I have to say some people stunk and others didn't but the people who didn't had good hygiene whereas those who stunk were the kind that thought uniforms were meant to be worn for 2 days before washing or didn't shower daily, one guy only had 1 bath a week which made my skin crawl thinking about it. Imagine it, a bath once a week so it just stewing in a weeks worth of dirt... it wasn't even a shower!
Previous Asda was okay, but quality has dropped IMHO.
I'll pass.... I will only wear 100% cotton Tee's.
I was only looking at 3 & 4 quid ones tho.
I just ordered 6 and all were 100% cotton ones?
Put the new Peanut Butter Love Cornnetto down and use both hands ;-)
Got some last time around and the quality was as good as some dearer ones elsewhere!
All T-shirts, low to high ;-)
HERE!
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