Would you spend 80 notes on this.

Davey_Pitch · 5 May 2006 at 03:35

Maxi said:
If it is of good quality and a very good fit, i wouldn't turn my nose at £80 for a t-shirt.

Then you my friend appear to have more money than sense

rogue66700 · 5 May 2006 at 03:45

£40 is to much for a t-shirt

cheets64 · 5 May 2006 at 03:53

This is a polo shirt somthing that can be worn to the golf course or worn to a dinner date with a nice jumper and eve worn on its own.

Creature · 5 May 2006 at 04:00

I would never pay £80 for any item of clothing, let alone a t-shirt. Oh, and as for the 'no badge' effect, it's very clearly the outline of the Brazil badge.

daz · 5 May 2006 at 04:01

cheets64 said:
This is a polo shirt somthing that can be worn to the golf course or worn to a dinner date with a nice jumper and eve worn on its own.

Why are you trying to justify it to us?

Creature said:
I would never pay £80 for any item of clothing, let alone a t-shirt. Oh, and as for the 'no badge' effect, it's very clearly the outline of the Brazil badge.

Not even a coat, or a suit?

rogue66700 · 5 May 2006 at 04:02

Creature said:
I would never pay £80 for any item of clothing, let alone a t-shirt. Oh, and as for the 'no badge' effect, it's very clearly the outline of the Brazil badge.

I would pay £80 for a pair of jeans as they would last but deffo not a t-shirt.

Oliver · 5 May 2006 at 04:03

If you have to save up for it then it's too much in my opinion. Will it really make you happy? I like having a lot of cheap clothes, go have a good rummage through TK Maxx or something, it really is quite satisfying!

If it makes you happy then buy it, but I don't think it will make you happy

Creature · 5 May 2006 at 04:08

daz said:
Not even a coat, or a suit?

Nope, I have a suit in my wardrobe that cost less than £80 and it's very nice.

rogue66700 said:
I would pay £80 for a pair of jeans as they would last but deffo not a t-shirt.

I have several pairs of £30 jeans that have lasted well over a year.

daz · 5 May 2006 at 04:10

Creature said:
Nope, I have a suit in my wardrobe that cost less than £80 and it's very nice.

Good for you. I think a good suit is worth spending a bit extra on though. Good suit, good shoes and at least a couple of good shirts and silk ties. You probably won't wear your best suit very often, but when you do you want to look your absolute best.

Treefrog · 5 May 2006 at 04:48

Hell no!

On a bike leather, yes. Or a suit, or a breathable waterproof coat, etc, but not on one T-shirt.

pyro · 5 May 2006 at 05:19

Any bloke buying a shirt/tshirt/whatever for more than £20 is clearly gay

ps No.

Dublove · 5 May 2006 at 07:12

I wouldn't & surely you want the inside to be silk too...

Lostkat · 5 May 2006 at 07:17

£5 or £80, I really don't like it either way.

I prefer the girl t-shirt, but it's not worth £25+

Lagmeister · 5 May 2006 at 07:19

I wouldnt spend more than a £5 on a t-shirt, mine come in packs of three, personally I would only spend that sort of money on suits, strokes £160 suit.

dirtydog · 5 May 2006 at 07:23

cheets64 said:
On my wages, I aint going down south for a polo shirt also RL is a bender.

I will wear it on social occasions, maybe to the pub and maybe on holiday, i just got nearly 2 years out of a some Hugo Boss jeans than set me back $250. Money well spent.

I would expect a £25 pair of jeans to last over two years, never mind $250 :confused:

Nismo · 5 May 2006 at 07:23

Nice, but no way worth £80 for whats basically still just an Adidas T-Shirt.

Takhisis · 5 May 2006 at 07:36

I try to avoid sports branded clothes as much as possible so theres no chance I would ever spend that kinda money on a t-shirt...actually I wouldn't spend that kinda money on any t-shirt

Leather wear (boots, shoes, jackets, trousers) is probably the only clothing I'd spend that kinda money on - maybe suits but then I don't wear them much.

If I currently has a spare £80 it would be going into bmy bookcase fund

alexakasloth · 5 May 2006 at 07:43

nikebee said:
winner!

definately not... looks horrible :-/

Aspecto · 5 May 2006 at 07:50

cheets64 said:
Im looking for a shirt for the summer/world cup that is somthing different to all the menks around town, I think I have found it but is this somthing that looks decent to you.

100% silk with 100% cotton insert lining. Fine gold thread 3-stripes along both sleeves.

I love the no badge effect.

Looks really nice. What website is this on, wouldn't mind one myself.

clockworks · 5 May 2006 at 08:01

The only clothing item I've spent more than £30 on in the last 10 years is a decent pair of shoes for work. The last 3 pairs I've bought have been Clark's. They last me 4 or 5 years, being worn every day for work.

I no longer wear a suit. My T-shirts come eBay, as do my casual trousers (combats). My work trousers and shirts come from Burtons.

It's not because I'm skint - quite happy to spend a couple of grand on a nice watch. I'm too old for fashion.