Best place to buy replica jerseys?
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SirQuacksALot
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I guess it was technically Tustin, sorry. At the Marketplace. Either way, they were amazing quality. If I didn't already have the jersey I would have bought one.
2faded
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Yeah, this. A lot of Chinese based websites sell them. I have a Perry one, and its surprisingly nice. Cost me about 40 bucks CAD. You can't tell the difference unless you feel the material. Looks identical.
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Are the ones I can get at any sporting goods store (sports authority, lids, etc) the same as Honda center ones?
duckhead32686
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The ones usually at the team store are sewn on numbers and names (unless it's customized) everywhere else usually it's heat pressed. Got a perry jersey from a sports store a few years back and it was pressed. My fowler jersey I bought online from NHL was sewn. I'd call the team store and ask if they sell stitched or pressed that are already on the hangers.
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duckhead32686
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Sewn there's actual stitching of the numbers, letters, patches etc into the fabric of the jersey. Heat pressed is just those items having a heat activated glue on the back that sticks to the fabric.
duckhead32686
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Also, If you want one for Thursday I'd go with the cheaper sports store one. The team store jacks up the price a TON. I never buy jerseys from them. Always online because it's the same jersey for much less.
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Do you think I could be able to get a replica Getzlaf stitched jersey by Thursday?
salsa man
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You could always buy a blank jersey to wear on thursday and get it customized later on. I'm not sure you'll be able to have it customized that quickly.
duckhead32686
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Just don't buy the blank and get it customized at the team store. Almost $200 for jersey +$100 for customization. And it's heat pressed as well.
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Force951
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You can check icejerseys and see if the have a ready to go Getlaf. However it usually takes 6 weeks to get a fully sewn customized jersey. Honda center heat presses, so in the future your better off going to sportsk or icejerseys, better quality for less, just takes a while to get it.
snarktacular
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Stitched jerseys take a long time and are usually custom-made. You're not getting one in time for the game.
But I like the stitched jerseys a lot better.
As mentioned before, you can always wear a blank one for the game and get it customized later.
But I like the stitched jerseys a lot better.
As mentioned before, you can always wear a blank one for the game and get it customized later.
Please, whatever you do, don't go with knockoffs. They look really bad. There's always something wrong, whether it's the hue of orange, weight of the striping, straight stripes around the arms instead of the 'curved, upside down V' shape, or the font.
Seriously, just save up the money before you get one of these... things.
Seriously, just save up the money before you get one of these... things.
http://www.inlinewarehouse.com/Anaheim_Ducks_Reebok_NHL_Replica_Jerseys_Sr_/descpage-EADJ14.html. They customize and ship it to you. Call them and ask them if they can do a getzlaf one.
evomacky
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Please, whatever you do, don't go with knockoffs. They look really bad. There's always something wrong, whether it's the hue of orange, weight of the striping, straight stripes around the arms instead of the 'curved, upside down V' shape, or the font.
Seriously, just save up the money before you get one of these... things.
good god those are hideous.
MMC
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Please show me a picture of a good Ducks knockoff. They're never close to right.
KenWu
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My friend bought a Selanne jersey from NHL and it was heat pressed. Buyer beware I suppose.
