Where To Buy Kits In London

[MikeyM]

Where Mikey is from (also my hometown) is a place called Aldershot, sometimes known as Aldersh!t... It's pretty run down, but Guilford is so much nicer.

Hope you had a nice time in south England!

Wow, you pretty much nailed it in one sentence! Was scrabbling for a nice way to sum it up and failed


Mike

 

[ShiftyPowers]

nah, just my first time to london. the reason i asked is because places i've been in europe, it's easy to find jerseys, but not everyone printed names and numbers.

anyhow, thank everyone for your posts and answers.

i went to the soccer scene on carnaby st. and it was great. kinda small and crowded because everyone was buying world cup jerseys, but the selection was top draw. i was gonna get a south korea jersey and get it printed, but they were charging 20 pounds to have it printed. considering that's almost $40 USD, i decided not to.

i also went to niketown, and the kits were 45 pounds vs. 40 at soccer scene or various other sports shops. and they were charging about 4 per number and 1 per letter...at that point, i was thinking it was cheaper to buy it in the states.

but as someone else had mentioned, at the friary shopping center in guildford, there was a soccer store that was selling england home shirts for 11.99 and away for like 22 pounds. great deals if you're wanting to buy an england shirt.

well...thanks again for all your replies. i enjoyed london and hope to visit again soon.

Hahaha, my dad was over there last September and I made him buy me an official England white jersey with Rooney #9 on the back. At the bottom of the 9 is also has the England and three lions logo. I feel a little guilty now knowing how much it probably cost him. But not that guilty, this thing is PIMP!

 

[Jedi Mind Trick]

Hahaha, my dad was over there last September and I made him buy me an official England white jersey with Rooney #9 on the back. At the bottom of the 9 is also has the England and three lions logo. I feel a little guilty now knowing how much it probably cost him. But not that guilty, this thing is PIMP!

yea it is expensive, especially factoring in the currency conversion. but i tell you, i wish i bought the usa away kit there because everyone is sold out here.

i've been searching all day at work for an online store (in the us) that has the usa away shirt in stock.

i was at least able to find a online store that has the korea shirt in stock.

 

[MikeyM]

yea it is expensive, especially factoring in the currency conversion. but i tell you, i wish i bought the usa away kit there because everyone is sold out here.

i've been searching all day at work for an online store (in the us) that has the usa away shirt in stock.

i was at least able to find a online store that has the korea shirt in stock.

Try www.subside.co.uk - I think they ship to the USA.



Mike

 

[Jedi Mind Trick]

yea i know that site...but i was trying to find a site that's in the u.s. because the shipping will be faster. i've bought from that site before, but it took 2.5 weeks. otherwise, it's a great site..they have everything.

*i miss the uk*

 

[ShiftyPowers]

There's a textile tariff if you ship clothes from overseas. I got a polite bill one time from DHL about a week and a half after I got a jersey from kitbag. Never paid it because I felt it was complete bull**** and I was not informed of it at the time of purchase. They haven't contacted me since, it's been over 3 years now.