Club Colours

[Furface]

Bird_2112 - 14/10/2005 11:27 AM
Trousers which are still needed have proved difficult as white jeans didn't make much of an appearance in shops this year so painters trousers proved more popular with us. .......
Does your club sell the t shirt to members on request or is the cost being offset by an increase in membership fee and the shirt included in the price ?

Good quality white trousers (not jeans, though, so doubling their usage at 70's nights aint on) can be found at Bowls suppliers, or try looking for Emshorn (or is it Emsmorn?) on the net. If they can fit me - vast waist, tiny legs - they can fit anyone.

OUr club shirts are simply ordered from a supplier when demand justifies it. We get a small discount on orders of over £100.

[Dave]

Furface - 14/10/2005 3:23 PM

Good quality white trousers (not jeans, though, so doubling their usage at 70's nights aint on) can be found at Bowls suppliers, or try looking for Emshorn (or is it Emsmorn?) on the net. If they can fit me - vast waist, tiny legs - they can fit anyone. OUr club shirts are simply ordered from a supplier when demand justifies it. We get a small discount on orders of over £100.

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Quicks do some very nice white trousers </p>

<font color="#996600">Quick tip: don't eat chocolate when wearing them and driving to a shoot </font></p>

[KevinH]

a variety of white and even bottle green trousers can be found for reasonable prices at industrial clothing suppliers e.g

http://www.arco.co.uk

look under "food industry clothing" for white and "casual workwear" for green (bottle)

[TJ Mason]

The GNAS justifies its "green and white" rule by saying that it makes the shooting line look smart. Trouble is, when I look down the shooting line at the combat pants, action trousers and workwear, the last word that springs to mind is "smart". I'd dress much more smartly if they'd let me wear black or dark blue kegs.

[clickerati]

Dave - 14/10/2005 10:52 AM

<font color="#996600">Quick tip: don't eat chocolate when wearing them and driving to a shoot </font></p>

DAVE!!! Did you eat my Galaxy??!!

[Dave]

clickerati - 14/10/2005 6:38 PM

DAVE!!! Did you eat my Galaxy??!!

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hehe, no - it was a Whole Nut... I will get around to sending your Galaxy pretty soon - this week hasn't been a good week; Lissi was in hospital earlier (she's okay now ) and the work's been piling up </p>

[clickerati]

Oh poor Liss!. What is it with your family and hospitals, Dave? Send them when you have time and no sooner. Hmmm...it might be quicker to come and collect them.

[archer]

<div class="quotation">clickerati - 14/10/2005 6:38 PM <div class="quotation">Dave - 14/10/2005 10:52 AM

<font color="#996600">Quick tip: don't eat chocolate when wearing them and driving to a shoot </font></p>

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DAVE!!! Did you eat my Galaxy??!!
#</div><div class="quotation">i had a mar bars on the way to the a shoot# never again </div>

[tel]

TJ Mason - 14/10/2005 4:49 PM

The GNAS justifies its "green and white" rule by saying that it makes the shooting line look smart. Trouble is, when I look down the shooting line at the combat pants, action trousers and workwear, the last word that springs to mind is "smart". I'd dress much more smartly if they'd let me wear black or dark blue kegs.

The green action trousers available from ARCO (link above) are exactly the same as those sold in Quicks - only much cheaper! Not combats but practical, smart shooting kit.
If I remember the GNAS take on this, don't they rule out combats anyway?

[Jenny]

hey, they are exactly the same...wonder what the postage rates are like from each site...


~Jenny~