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And Joma a lot of moneyI was thinking more along the lines of a small explosion each time the shirt is pulled out of its usual shape. Could make the refs job easier!
And Joma a lot of moneyI was thinking more along the lines of a small explosion each time the shirt is pulled out of its usual shape. Could make the refs job easier!
…and just as unlikely to get pulledI notice a lot of our supporters wearing figure hugging versions
Cheap knock offs
Well if you hadn't posted the link, I expect that 90% of people on here would never have known about them.Cheap sh*te,can the club get them shut down?
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Well if you hadn't posted the link, I expect that 90% of people on here would never have known about them.
Not disputing it's a cheap knock-off but the image you have shared isn't much different to the £65 version, which reads:Cheap sh*te,can the club get them shut down?
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My missus said that the original Joma bought end of last seasons already has signs of aging as some of the letter are vanishing after two washes….So I don’t know which one is a knock off nowNot disputing it's a cheap knock-off but the image you have shared isn't much different to the £65 version, which reads:
- Material 1: 100% Polyester Interlock Recycled
- Material 2: Mesh
- Material 3: Rib
- Embroidered Brentford Logo
- Official Silicone Joma Tag
- Made in China
Joma, to me, is cheap. Especially compared to Umbro. That so many fans are willing to spend upwards of £100 on a plastic t-shirt made in China is baffling to me!My missus said that the original Joma bought end of last seasons already has signs of aging as some of the letter are vanishing after two washes….So I don’t know which one is a knock off now
That's unlikely to get the smell of samosas, beer and farts out them for most of usJoma, to me, is cheap. Especially compared to Umbro. That so many fans are willing to spend upwards of £100 on a plastic t-shirt made in China is baffling to me!
But Joma can't be blamed for the fading numbers. They are the same for all clubs and ironed on by the club shop. If you want to get longevity out of them you need to wash inside-out on low temperature.
It’s not the number/letters on the back as I don’t have one, the sponsors in front, the inside malarkey etc . All this points to hei chief hold on until they’re about £30 on offer at the end of the seasonJoma, to me, is cheap. Especially compared to Umbro. That so many fans are willing to spend upwards of £100 on a plastic t-shirt made in China is baffling to me!
But Joma can't be blamed for the fading numbers. They are the same for all clubs and ironed on by the club shop. If you want to get longevity out of them you need to wash inside-out on low temperature.
Sponsors are also applied by the club. Joma provide a blank shirtIt’s not the number/letters on the back as I don’t have one, the sponsors in front, the inside malarkey etc . All this points to hei chief hold on until they’re about £30 on offer at the end of the season
Might by one for research purposesNot disputing it's a cheap knock-off but the image you have shared isn't much different to the £65 version, which reads:
- Material 1: 100% Polyester Interlock Recycled
- Material 2: Mesh
- Material 3: Rib
- Embroidered Brentford Logo
- Official Silicone Joma Tag
- Made in China
That’s because the image is the same as the £65 version. Order one and what you receive will look very differentNot disputing it's a cheap knock-off but the image you have shared isn't much different to the £65 version, which reads:
- Material 1: 100% Polyester Interlock Recycled
- Material 2: Mesh
- Material 3: Rib
- Embroidered Brentford Logo
- Official Silicone Joma Tag
- Made in China
Anyone remember if we get a decent sale for Black Friday? Thinking of grabbing one around that sort of time now that the sponsor is rather more palatable.It’s not the number/letters on the back as I don’t have one, the sponsors in front, the inside malarkey etc . All this points to hei chief hold on until they’re about £30 on offer at the end of the season
The image I'm referring to is the one that said Made in Thailand. Which is different to the Brentford listing which is Made in China.That’s because the image is the same as the £65 version. Order one and what you receive will look very different


That’s because the image is the same as the £65 version. Order one and what you receive will look very different
wow! so, 2 sizes up...why can't sizes be more standardised across manufacturers? it's a lottery!No. An Umbro large is bigger than a Joma XL. I was an Umbro medium and now have a Joma XL (and I’m the same weight/size!).
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We should use centimetres like the rest of Europe and then there is no ambiguity.wow! so, 2 sizes up...why can't sizes be more standardised across manufacturers? it's a lottery!
much appreciate your time in advising, so thank you fellow bee![]()
Yeah it’s difficult to judge. It’s probably 1.5 sizes up, but that doesn’t exist of course. If a L was baggy, an XL would probably be fine. If not then I’d say an XXL (if the sizes continue scaling correctly). I think I said earlier in the thread, but a chap in the club shop also recommended two sizes up.wow! so, 2 sizes up...why can't sizes be more standardised across manufacturers? it's a lottery!
much appreciate your time in advising, so thank you fellow bee![]()
aren't chelsea rumoured to be lining up a bid for this wonderkid? ambiguityWe should use centimetres like the rest of Europe and then there is no ambiguity.
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Is that the actual charge? Duties are normally paid for by the importer (i.e. you)Sorry to bring this up again but here is what BFC Online retail finally answered yesterday;
It's pretty common for the supplier to pay them in order to expedite delivery. Some countries pretty much insist on it. (We're talking minor retail items, not bulk scaffolding, of course.)Is that the actual charge? Duties are normally paid for by the importer (i.e. you)