Reply to: Which t-shirt?

[2BIT]

Just checked out the website and I'm afraid Soupy is right. By ******* for *******.

i love my superdry t-shirt

[doodab]

Yep mine lasted a while but eventually stopped changing colour.

I had a hangover like that once.

[Scrag Meister]

Does anyone remember those Hypercolor T-shirts from back in the day that used to change color?

Yep mine lasted a while but eventually stopped changing colour.

[doodab]

supergroup is a distinctive branded uk fashion retailer offering quality detailed clothing and accessories. it operates a multi-channel business through a combination of superdry and cult standalone stores, superdry concessions, as well as uk and international wholesale.

the business was founded in 1985 and has since been developed to design and sell a wide range of premium men’s and women’s clothing under its flagship brand, superdry, together with other own brands and a number of third-party products which are sold in cult stores. superdry offers an international brand proposition, targeted at customers who are looking for stylish clothing that is uniquely designed and well made. our clothing is inspired by japanese design influences with vintage americana style which has won over fans from all over the world and a growing celebrity following.

Just checked out the website and I'm afraid Soupy is right. By ******* for *******.

[Pondlife]

Does anyone remember those Hypercolor T-shirts from back in the day that used to show sweat like a thermal image?

FTFY

I never understood the appeal.

[darmstadt]

Does anyone remember those Hypercolor T-shirts from back in the day that used to change color?

Yep, still got a couple in the cellar somewhere...

[SimonMac]

Does anyone remember those Hypercolor T-shirts from back in the day that used to change color?

[wobbegong]

I used to have a chee shirt whi h said Afolf Hitler World Tour 1939-1945.

Had all the dates on the back of all the countries he'd invaded just like a POP group tout shirt. UK had cancelled written across of

I had one of those! In 1982-3 I think it was.

Oh, I suddenly feel old.

[darmstadt]

I'd never heard of Superdry Soupy, having looked at their site I think it's incredibly unlikely that I'll ever be one of their customers.

Thats a shame but it probably explains why the UK has no manufacturing industries anymore, I mean, you do know that Superdry is a UK company? I actually bought a pretty good winter jacket from them last time I was in the UK...

[SimonMac]

[pacharan]

I used to have a chee shirt whi h said Afolf Hitler World Tour 1939-1945.

Had all the dates on the back of all the countries he'd invaded just like a POP group tout shirt. UK had cancelled written across of

[amcdonald]

They were made in the UK / USA now they outsource

El Reg used to do a good tshirt "They outsourced my job and all I got was this lousy tshirt", of course for irony it does say made in India on the label

[scooterscot]

I wouldn't buy any t-shirts from them, my last 'mash' shirts were piss poor, you can literally see through the material.

What happened to the old thick 'fruit of the loom' shirts bands used? They'd last 10 years or more.

I remember that brand, you're right they did last for ages. No wonder they went bust.

[Halo Jones]

I wouldn't buy any t-shirts from them, my last 'mash' shirts were piss poor, you can literally see through the material.

What happened to the old thick 'fruit of the loom' shirts bands used? They'd last 10 years or more.

They were made in the UK / USA now they outsource

[gingerjedi]

I wouldn't buy any t-shirts from them, my last 'mash' shirts were piss poor, you can literally see through the material.

What happened to the old thick 'fruit of the loom' shirts bands used? They'd last 10 years or more.