I have to admire Straight Ahead lps and Slapshot shirts. It’s very clearly his prices that are doing him in.
Still, like I said, gotta admire a guy who knows what he wants and won’t budge until he gets it. Maybe this Inside Out longsleeve will at least grab a last minute bid for him? Who knows.
You know we are VERY anti tailoring. Fat guys regret it one day, and not a lot of dudes should be wearing anything smaller than a medium. I’m not calling out little dudes, but I’ve sat behind a merch table too often when a dude requests an inappropriately small shirt. Listen dude, just get a size large. You are NOT a youth large. You are a men’s larger. You are not a youth… But there are times when tailoring can be done with style. For what it’s worth, keara507 has a way with needle and thread. She’s probably the only tailor I’d trust with a core tshirt. You can see her goods on etsy. If I could figure out which tshirt pillow lady she was, I’d tell you. Maybe she’ll email a link … This one is perfect for the ladies.
Update: And here’s the link the etsy shop, mytshirtpillow. Dope!
Is it just me or do we very rarely see Blood For Blood merch up on the ‘bay? I mean sure, there are boots of the skull shirts everywhere, but actual BFB merch? Very rare, it seems to me. So it’s really cool to see that xbestoneyetx is not only selling an item of BFB merch, but that he’s selling more than just a black tee with the skull logo on it:
Ok, so technically this is just a black windbreaker with the skull logo on it. But how often do you see a BFB windbreaker? Pretty much never. You’d have just as little luck stumbling across one of the pulp novel style shirts or an All F*cked Up ringer tee (which I want, so if you’ve got a line on one…). It seems to me that this stuff almost never turns up; could be it’s there and just buried amidst all the dvds for movies that include the words “Blood” and “For”, but for all you know, this is your only chance. Get in there!
xbestoneyetx Says that the first shirt is possibly bought at the Alive and Well fest in Asbury Park, NJ in 1998. I dont remember if that particular shirt was there or not but I am sure that the black pool skater shirt is from there because that is where I bought mine. Im not one for huge fests or giant gigs but that one definitly had its moments. The Murphy’s Law set stands out as well as the Underdog set. Sick of It All got a huge response. Funny thing is that as big as that show was and as many people where there with media devices I have only seen one video of the SOIA set. Where did all the other videos go?!?! Has been a huge bumout for me as well as the missing videos from Hardcore for Hunger.
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