Hackett

[snakedavetheblade]

Ok ok went shoppin 2 day an only 1 shop sold Hackett,and its the most priceyest shop around all the t shirts r between £60-75 an ill b damed if ill pay that,so i was just curious is that the goin rate for Hackett or just the shop tryin to rip me off?

also if u know of a website that seels its cheaper pls let us know:)
taa people

[Jamesie]

what the hell is a hackett? :confused:

[snakedavetheblade]

Its a designer layble(spellin?)my friend

[red army]

snackbladder, this isn't a text message so you can type normally you know.

[snakedavetheblade]

Originally posted by red army
snackbladder, this isn't a text message so you can type normally you know.

And this is a free country,so i do wot i want.

[Horsey]

And this is a free country i do wot i wanna.

Well, I'll soon be changing that...

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Oops I wasn't supposed to say that out loud.

[Jamesie]

It's not an old person's home either, so he can type in the style of "youngsters"

[casual]

Only nonces wear Hackett, walking around with a big number 4 on their chest, the quality is ***** too.

[red army]

Originally posted by snakedavetheblade


And this is a free country,so i do wot i want.

Sorry to disappoint you snackbladder but you can't do what you want in this country:eek:

[snakedavetheblade]

Originally posted by casual
Only nonces wear Hackett, walking around with a big number 4 on their chest, the quality is ***** too.

Look just cos ur names "casual" an ur a wannabe hoolie whos into Burberry ab stuff who'll neva touch Hackett cos its "not top notch gear" dont mean that only nonces wear it.And it aint that big number 4 one its the one we Hackett opn the from an england flag on the sleve.

Horsey:salute: My english aint da best so :p

[4737 CARLING, SIR]

Going rate for Hackett is between £60-£75 and as Casual says the quality ain't that great.

[casual]

Originally posted by snakedavetheblade


Look just cos ur names "casual" an ur a wannabe hoolie whos into Burberry ab stuff who'll neva touch Hackett cos its "not top notch gear" dont mean that only nonces wear it.And it aint that big number 4 one its the one we Hackett opn the from an england flag on the sleve.



If you're trying to insult me, at least do it so that I can understand you. Nonce.

[snakedavetheblade]

Originally posted by casual


If you're trying to insult me, at least do it so that I can understand you. Nonce.

:laugh: shut up ya muppet i was jst sayin not insultin ya.

[Infidel]

£75 for a ****ing t-shirt?!!??!?!?!?!

Surely you are taking the piss! Who the **** pays £75 for a t-shirt!?

I'm off for a lie-down.

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

[snakedavetheblade]

Originally posted by Infidel
£75 for a ****ing t-shirt?!!??!?!?!?!

Surely you are taking the piss! Who the **** pays £75 for a t-shirt!?

I'm off for a lie-down.

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

i know thats its labels these days charge wot they ****in want and people will pay it

[Infidel]

Who pays it though?

How can anyone justify spending £75 on a t-shirt?

I once spent £19 getting a KMFDM t-shirt imported, but £75 is unbelievable.

:eek:

[Infidel]

I still can't believe it.

£75!

[snakedavetheblade]

who buys em,well peope wo can afford to splash out that much doller on a t shirt!!!

Id ave to work 4 days to afford that 75 nicker t shirt,is it worth it?is it bollox!!

most ive spent is £25 on a polo sport coller t shirt

[Infidel]

No-one, not even Bill Gates or the Sultan of Bru****innai can justify paying £75 for a t-shirt, it's obscene.

[scobymcc]

do yourself a favour then and stay away from brands like quicksilver, rusty, billabong and o'neill (all surf companies but make nice clothes) Go to america and get their t-shirts for about $35(about £20) at the most and expect to pay about £80 over here for the equivalent! that's damn unfair and annoying.:mad:

[snakedavetheblade]

Im not into all that surfer/boarder stuff me so i keep away from it anyways!!
yeah i know wen i went to yankly land i got t shirts for like half the price they'd b over ere,daft that really why do we ave to pay so much!!!:mad:

[Officer_Dibble]

I went over there a few years ago an got a pair of CK jeans for $30 (about £25). Saw em in a shop last mont for £60...

[snakedavetheblade]

same ere CK jeans 25 bucks an thats wot 20 nicker ish an looked today an there 40 in the sales!!!!

[4737 CARLING, SIR]

Originally posted by Infidel
No-one, not even Bill Gates or the Sultan of Bru****innai can justify paying £75 for a t-shirt, it's obscene.

What about £130 on a jumper?

[Infidel]

My entire warbrobe of ****ing clothes cost about £130 man!

What's the most anyone has shelled out for a t-shirt? I wanna die knowing I've spoken to someone who can spend over 50 quid on a t-shirt...

[Swansea Til I die]

Originally posted by Infidel
My entire warbrobe of ****ing clothes cost about £130 man!

What's the most anyone has shelled out for a t-shirt? I wanna die knowing I've spoken to someone who can spend over 50 quid on a t-shirt...

:laugh: I thought spending £48 for 4 t-shirts in top man last week was over the top!

Most expensive 'T-shirt' was probably a football shirt i bought, but then thats different innit

[slimref]

Originally posted by Infidel
My entire warbrobe of ****ing clothes cost about £130 man!

What's the most anyone has shelled out for a t-shirt? I wanna die knowing I've spoken to someone who can spend over 50 quid on a t-shirt...

Most i'll ever spend is about 25-30 quid!!!

[4737 CARLING, SIR]

Originally posted by Infidel
My entire warbrobe of ****ing clothes cost about £130 man!

What's the most anyone has shelled out for a t-shirt? I wanna die knowing I've spoken to someone who can spend over 50 quid on a t-shirt...

I haven't spent over £50 on a T-Shirt but have spent £80 on a Valentino shirt for a wedding.

[Infidel]

I'll almost forgive you for that one... :D

[casual]

The last t-shirt I bought was £40. I have around Eight jumpers in current circulation, the cheapest was £65 and most expensive £170. A friend of mine payed £345 quid for a **** SI coat last week.

[Infidel]

£345 for coat? :laugh:

Could someone explain to me the attaction of t-shirt that costs over £50? Is it really about 400% better than the common o'garden variety?

[casual]

Originally posted by Infidel
£345 for coat? :laugh:

Could someone explain to me the attaction of t-shirt that costs over £50? Is it really about 400% better than the common o'garden variety?

The £345 coat was a bit over the top, plus it was toss. People pay over £50 for a t-shirt because of the name.

[Mr Sinistero]

I just love the fact that you were surprised that designer label clothes cost a lot. :eek:

[Jack]

Ive got a few Hackett polo's none of which ive paid over £50 for. What do you find wrong with the quality 3rd jan/casual i find them ideal except for the expected fade after a while of use ? I also got a burberry one last year (not the fully checked one the blue with checke collar) and id say the hackett ones just edge them on quality for their thickness although the burb one is smarter.

[K@mpso]

Totally agree with Infidel here - anyone spending that on a T shirt has more money than sense. You can get decent sporty type ones in a factory retail outlet 2 for a fiver!!! :rolleyes:

And as for Hackett, never heard of it. Designer labels - big deal.

[4737 CARLING, SIR]

Originally posted by Jack
Ive got a few Hackett polo's none of which ive paid over £50 for. What do you find wrong with the quality 3rd jan/casual i find them ideal except for the expected fade after a while of use ? I also got a burberry one last year (not the fully checked one the blue with checke collar) and id say the hackett ones just edge them on quality for their thickness although the burb one is smarter.

I just think there are other makes that are better for the money you pay. (eg Fred Perry,Gant).