WWE old school t-shirts

[SlickyTrickyDamon]

I ordered two of the Old school WWE t-shirts (Royal Rumble and Wrestlemania) and on the order it said they were "scrum shirts." What does that mean? Is it something to do with the material used?

[Xero]

Did a Google search and while I couldn't find a definition, a lot of those vintage-looking shirts popped up. The kind that look faded, worn and/or cracked on the logo. So I guess that's what they're referring to.

[Razzamajazz]

maybe referring to looking worn and beat up because that is how you look after a scrum

[The Naitch]

Did a Google search and while I couldn't find a definition, a lot of those vintage-looking shirts popped up. The kind that look faded, worn and/or cracked on the logo. So I guess that's what they're referring to.

[Juan]

The Naitch knows how to use Google?? :eek:

[SlickyTrickyDamon]

They were sold out of the green WWF logo in XL I really wanted one of those. They had ones in like XXXL but that's too big and they charge too much for larger sizes.

I was under the impression it was against the law to charge different sizes for prices though. Anybody know what's the deal with that now?

[James Steele]

"Weightist Society" we live in. Weightism is discrimination. If you will excuse me, I have to go swimming in barbecue sauce.

[Triple Naitch]

It's the 11th Amendment.

[The Naitch]

The Naitch knows how to use Google?? :eek:

http://tpww.net/forums/image.php?u=543&dateline=1292569668

Google? What's that? FILL ME IN!

[Nicky Fives]

How the hell is charging more for larger sizes a crime? This is the first I've ever heard of this....

[James Steele]

More Fabric = More Cost

I am a fat American and understand it completely.

[Nightwing]

Yeah its that faded, cracked look. Usually on a pre shrunken material, so it could be snug.

[Xero]

More Fabric = More Cost

I am a fat American and understand it completely.