just been to wigan to day bought the new shirt booth home & away ie large and ihave had to take them back as both shirts dont fit when i got there shop was full with other people with thers any body else had problems

Is the fact that you bought the wrong size a problem? Not being funny, it just seems that it's not a 'problem' as such.

Captain13 was telling us the sizing was different in the isc shirts, but surely you should have tried them on before you bought them?!

have you tried trying one on when the shop is full and the staff are having to put the sponser name on the back

lets see if ive got this right so you went in to the shop grabbed two shirts, had them printed then got the bus home to try them on?

surely it was a no brainer to try them on no matter how busy the shop is, if it was a woman i'd understand re breasts n braziers etc but a 'male' like yourself, sorry Robert but youve got me stumped

Size wise they seem fine.

Problems we've come across is mine and my nephews had marks on them but we took them back and they changed them no bother.

To be fair it's not the roomiest place to try shirts on.

Do you not have to have the sponsor on the back? Good news

The neck sponsor is compulsory for all shirts.

a tip for you to bear in mind the next time you go clothes shopping,is to actually try them on before you buy them in order to make sure they fit you

I think the fits are strange... A size 8 in the woman's is too wide and baggy round the hips (don't want one anyways because of the collars), the childrens sizes fit better on the shoulders and arms, but are also too wide round the bottom and too short anyways.

it might have helped if they had designed the shop with a fitting room inside...

... does anyone try on a shirt in the middle of Debenhams or M & S ?
thought not.

erm..... yeah!

a rugby shirt i would, it would be different if it was trousers or a pair of superman underpants, but it was 2 rugby shirts FFS

this thread is a wind up anyway im sure of it, surely nobody's that daft