Has anyone seen one of these on their travels?
I want a huge t-shirt with this skull design on the front that I can customise into some slutty dress type thing for clubbing and the likes. Has anyone seen one...or know if I could get one printed up? I have asked the seller and she can very kindly print it onto a huge mans t-shirt for me (as long as I order 300 of them minimum) :sniffles:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...%3AUK%3A1rd=1
P.S. Its the one Sienna Miller wears.
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I think the best bet would be to get one printed up- not sure of the website but i'm sure somebody else will know!
I think you just email them the image you want. I don't know what the quality of the actual t shirt will be like though!
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Blondie your quite arty, why not buy a good quality t shirt/dress and print or draw one up and use image maker to put the image onto the top?
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Yeah, I had considered painting it myself but the wing things look a bit tricky. By the way, what is this 'image maker' you speak of?
I'll look into getting one printed one up. Suprisingly, I'm not bothered about the quality as I think it will look better slightly vintagy looking.
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http://www.dylon.co.uk/colourcentre/...imagemaker.htm
Image maker is this pastey stuff that you use to put photocopies or images onto fabric, think Ms DKM is a dab hand using the stuff.
You can buy it from John Lewis and habadasheries. Its supposed to be quite easy, and you can use photocopies or pictures so you wont have to draw it if its diffcult.
Primark mens pants?
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Primark mens pants?
do they exist? what are they like? pref boxers if at all possible?! I've never been in their mens section before but alas now have need and am strapped for cash
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they do exist, not sure what they're like though
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Mr Fuchsia has a few pairs and I must admit they are not bad quality at all. They have been through the wash a fair few times and are yet to fall apart!
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They're really good- I've been there a couple of times to get boxers for my oh, he was always moaning he didn't have enough!
I always steal them though when I stay over! :o
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They're really good- I've been there a couple of times to get boxers for my oh, he was always moaning he didn't have enough!
exactly my plan! likewise with the socks
Masai Technology Trainers
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Masai Technology Trainers
Has anyone got these? What are they like to walk in?
And did they do you any good? :)
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yes, but i've never worn them:o and am planning to sell them on ebay
i do have these too though:
http://www.lovethoseshoes.com/secure...28RangeID=114
i got them when they were on sale for £50, and they are really good, they stretch your legs as they are slightly tilted backwards they make your legs buttocks (and tummy, bizarrely) feel like the've had a good workout, they are v comfy, they look normal, and are as easy to walk in as ordinary trainers. i'd definitely recommend getting these ones rather than the mbt's which look odd and are annoying to balance in:)
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The trainers look great, think i'm gonna get some! I wasn't sure about the Masai's, they look a bit like moon boots!
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Holsblue, take a look on the Fitness board and you'll see a lot of posts on there about the MBTs .. I wear mine a lot of the time and love them .. I've had them over a year and I got them initially for my back problems .. which they helped enormously I have to add.
I guess it's a matter of personal taste but I didn't want ones that look like runners - I've got the black MBTs which look fine under bootleg trousers. Also the fact that the balance is tricky is what makes you work harder and I've definitely noticed that my posture is way better since I started using these.
Jazzie
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I've got a pair of these - they are great! They caused me alot of agony for the first week that I had them (sore calf muscles mainly) but have been really good since then. They look a bit clownish but I think my black pair are reasonably understated. I bought them for posture really although they are supposed to help with toning - that would be a nice side effect! The only problem is that they are so comfortable that I now want to wear them everywhere...
Do I go with my instinct.......?
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Do I go with my instinct.......?
Hi girls! :wave:
Sorry I haven't been posting as much these days as I'm back to work 3 days a week now, so it's all a bit hectic. Plus I'm not allowed access to the Bag at work, grrrrrrr. :rolleyes:
Well, there's a couple of pairs of shoes I'm interested in from an ebay shop seller. The thing that's putting me off is that not only is the postage fecking ridiculous at £12, but that one of the pairs is described as "coming up in a size bigger so order the next size down". Fair enough, but the seller doesn't offer refunds or exchanges - which I think is a bit rough, considering you might want to exchange for a different size if they weren't right.
I'm probably answering my own question here, but does this seem a bit shady? :confused: It's just that I had a lucky escape a couple of weeks ago, when I bought a pair of silver Manolo copies from someone who had originally bought them from an ebay shop that mails them from China. They were too wide for her apparently. When I got them, they fitted me, but they are a bit cheap and nasty (with a distinctly evil fakey PVC smell which has now faded, luckily!!! :faint: ) and they're a bit cack really. :rolleyes: If I'd paid £20 postage, as she had done, I'd have been feeling mighty pi55ed off.
I know you win some, you lose some, but I don't want to end up with another crappy pair of shoes, no matter how much I like the style! :rolleyes: xxxx
CG
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Mmmm I'm not sure. It f*cks me off in a BIG way when sellers whack a huge margin on their shipping. I don't do it so I don't why other sellers should get away with it. On general principle, I don't buy from sellers who do this but it may not annoy you.
With regards to the sizing, why don't you ask the seller to measure the inside of the shoe to see if it will fit? :)
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Cheers for the reply Toosh! :hug:
Generally, I'm the same regarding high postage - I normally don't bother unless it's something I'm really desperate for and willing to incorporate that margin into the overall price. Does p!ss me off a lot. :mad:
I thought about asking her about the sizing, but I'm now thinking that I should hold out and see if she drops her pricing. It seems like she has a few pairs on offer at the moment. Mind you, that might not be likely, as some irritating ebay newbie has stuck on a starting bid of £33.99 on a pair with days to go. :rolleyes:
I'm a tightwad, but it would really p!ss me off forking out at least £50 for a cack pair of shoes when I could go into town and get something quite decent instead......:p
Gah, I hate ebay!!! :lol: xx
CG
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Yep I know jsut what you mean! I have endless "should I go for it or should I wait" conversations with myself as well. And when newbies put on high bids straight away - GAAAAAAAAAAAHHH! :banghead:
If I were you (and feel free to tell me to bog off!) I'd wait and as you say, maybe go into town and have a look or wait to see if something that feels more right comes along on ebay.
Hope you get some great shoes - what ever you decide! ;)
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I would say if you have a gut instinct of something not quite right, I wouldn't go for it. Wait see what else comes along. :)
Should I bid....
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Should I bid....
1 Attachment(s) On this dress? i think it will be lovely in summer, what do you all think? jess xx
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sorry didnt think thepic would be sooooo small! xx
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If you like it, and the price is good, then go for it. Can't really see much from the pic though.
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The pattern looks nice
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The pattern looks nice
yeh it does from what i can see!! bit small innit?:lol:
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