The panda has gone, so I used the badger icon. I bought a T-shirt from Mercs online, and after following the washing instructions, the colour is patchy in parts. Some of the navy blue has faded.Has anyone else had any issues with Merc clothing?
Even though I have wiped my knob on it on several occasions the fading has not been vanquished. The T-shirt was faded before I read the WHO knob-wiping protocol regarding the cleanliness of the knob and followed it to the letter before starting the knob-wiping process
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The quality of Merc clothing
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Fat, Bald n 50
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Re: The quality of Merc clothing
scott_d wrote: ↑14 Nov 2024, 08:12Monsieur merde de cheval" wrote: ↑13 Nov 2024, 21:52Pretty Grim more like for any bloke over 30 trying to get into their clobberWhat planet do you live on where you are not aloud to get into clobber past the age of 30?
When your gut hangs over your waistline.
Re: The quality of Merc clothing
Get a Von Dutch T-shirt like myself. The early noughties look is back in fashion b ut you tgnorant plebs would know that.
I have my own label now called Van Deutch. I do the design on a fruit of the loom t-shirt. I can send you one for 50 quid if you want?
I'm just too sexy for this site
I have my own label now called Van Deutch. I do the design on a fruit of the loom t-shirt. I can send you one for 50 quid if you want?
I'm just too sexy for this site
Re: The quality of Merc clothing
Monsieur merde de cheval" wrote: ↑13 Nov 2024, 21:52Pretty Grim more like for any bloke over 30 trying to get into their clobber
What planet do you live on where you are not aloud to get into clobber past the age of 30?
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Monsieur merde de cheval
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Pretty Grim more like for any bloke over 30 trying to get into their clobber
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Monsieur merde de cheval
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Westham67 wrote: ↑13 Nov 2024, 19:54 The panda has gone, so I used the badger icon. I bought a T-shirt from Mercs online, and after following the washing instructions, the colour is patchy in parts. Some of the navy blue has faded.Has anyone else had any issues with Merc clothing?
Even though I have wiped my knob on it on several occasions the fading has not been vanquished. The T-shirt was faded before I read the WHO knob-wiping protocol regarding the cleanliness of the knob and followed it to the letter before starting the knob-wiping process
I purchased a pair of sta -prest strides from Merc last year...very nice indeed.
great fit and good quality.
They go great with my oxblood brogue boots from "modshoes ".
Modshoes are a quality little business.. excellent customer service as well.
great fit and good quality.
They go great with my oxblood brogue boots from "modshoes ".
Modshoes are a quality little business.. excellent customer service as well.
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Mad Ferret
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