Merchandise table

Dave Conway · Post by **Dave Conway** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 9:14 am

Good point re shirt fit. We normally just get 'large'. However, at a recent Clapton gig they where selling 'ladies fit' shirts. My wife got one and it really fits / looks loads better that the normal straight concert shirts.

sparkinthedark · Post by **sparkinthedark** » Sat Aug 15, 2009 9:39 am

As long as any ladies' shirts aren't "one size fits all". Translation: "one size fits kylie Minogue".

Shoesalesman · Post by **Shoesalesman** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 3:02 pm

I usually get an extra large shirt, as it tends to shrink to a large after the first wash. But then there are shirts that can be any old size because I put them in storage with no plans to wear them.

Dave Conway · Post by **Dave Conway** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 7:56 pm

Really? I wear mine all the time...already been to Sainsburys in my STUK shirt!

Edit, just noticed I have a sensible shirt on......must go change!!!

Shoesalesman · Post by **Shoesalesman** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 8:26 pm

Dave Conway wrote:Really? I wear mine all the time...

I wear a good share of my Coop shirts, just some I value more than others and I like to keep those fresh, of course depending on the tour or year I bought them. If I see one I don't have at the flea market, garage sale or used record shop and it's a small or a size I know for sure won't fit me... I'll buy it anyway.

When I'm elderly and begin to shrink, it'll fit.

RemarkablyInsincere · Post by **RemarkablyInsincere** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:26 pm

Spider wrote:are the t-shirts a generic shape or slim fit tee's.. would love them to be more a slimmer fit..

And I'd love them to be a wider fit...

Most of them don't fit me well due to my shape, thus I don't buy them.

RemarkablyInsincere · Post by **RemarkablyInsincere** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:40 pm

By the way... I scanned the graphic on the keychain. This same graphic is also available on one of the t-shirts:

http://i25.tinypic.com/hs28ib.jpg

TonyfromNH · Post by **TonyfromNH** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:48 pm

Has anyone else seen this before?

Last year I noticed that alot of the t-shirts at the Show at Foxwood's were considerably lower in price than they were 6 days earlier at the Boston show. I remember being mad as I had purchased every shirt that was available in Boston. If my memory is correct some shirts in Boston were $45 and 30 ish at Foxwood's.

NotSoPerfect · Post by **NotSoPerfect** » Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:55 pm

TonyfromNH wrote:Has anyone else seen this before?

I remember being mad as I had purchased every shirt that was available in Boston.

Right there you outstrip my money to attend all shows!

TonyfromNH · Post by **TonyfromNH** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:00 am

NotSoPerfect wrote:
TonyfromNH wrote:Has anyone else seen this before?

I remember being mad as I had purchased every shirt that was available in Boston.

Right there you outstrip my money to attend all shows!

I DO admire your self control! My wife say's I have none!
" I gradjeeated but I ain't too bright"

NotSoPerfect · Post by **NotSoPerfect** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:08 am

Well, I have to have control on the merch part, or I couldn't see as many shows as I tend to. Gotta be some give-and-take.

TonyfromNH · Post by **TonyfromNH** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:19 am

What we do is we have an "Alice" Account. We put $45-50 a week in religiously so when the new tour rolls around we are "refreshed". This is for everything Alice related throughout the year. We have been doing that for about 13 years now.

Devils Food · Post by **Devils Food** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:37 am

RemarkablyInsincere wrote:By the way... I scanned the graphic on the keychain. This same graphic is also available on one of the t-shirts:

http://i25.tinypic.com/hs28ib.jpg

That is the shirt I bought at the Columbus show. It was 30 bucks. My wife bought that keychain.

It's a really cool shirt but it bugs me how concert t-shirts are made these days. The material is really thin and I can already tell this one won't stand the test of time which means I'll have to wear it less. That's a drag.

mattcoddington · Post by **mattcoddington** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 1:57 am

http://alicecoopercollecting.com/01.jpg

http://alicecoopercollecting.com/02.jpg

http://alicecoopercollecting.com/03.jpg

NotSoPerfect · Post by **NotSoPerfect** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:10 am

Cool stuff! Sparky'll be thrilled you put that up. Thanks!

Spider · Post by **Spider** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:55 am

im really liking the #3 and #4 t-shirts... also has there been any bears for sale like said in the first post?

sparkinthedark · Post by **sparkinthedark** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:22 am

mattcoddington wrote:http://alicecoopercollecting.com/01.jpg

http://alicecoopercollecting.com/02.jpg

http://alicecoopercollecting.com/03.jpg

Fab - thank you, Matt!

Looks like some great designs this year, IMO.

Dragonlady · Post by **Dragonlady** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 10:20 am

Oh cool! Too bad I am totally broke. I'll try to save some money for at least one shirt maybe. I have until December. They all look fabulous!

I agree about a girly tee, it would be nice to have some stuff for us girls too. I love all my Coop tee shirts, but I usually buy them in "XL" size so I can use them as nightgowns in the Summer.

I have a Dragontown keychain and the Brutal Planet one too (that one was super cool). I don't use keychains so I sometimes hang them on my bag or jacket.

SickThings · Post by **SickThings** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 2:00 pm

RemarkablyInsincere wrote:And I'd love them to be a wider fit...

Most of them don't fit me well due to my shape, thus I don't buy them.

I have a similar problem, in that I need Tall shirts. I'm long-torsoed, so even if they have a 2XL that I can wear, they usually stop around my navel. And no one wants to see me wear a shirt like that!

So I almost never buy concert Ts.

Hunter

Dave Conway · Post by **Dave Conway** » Mon Aug 17, 2009 7:11 pm

Some great shirts there, like the red 'Trash' one and the white on black 'Theatre of Death'

I have also slept in a concert 'T'.

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