Yep, the club have let themselves down with the kids' pricing policy. I would like to hear how they came up with a £4.60 difference between the adults shirts and kids shirts, and especially how they came up with, (and can justify), knocking £1 off the price of adults shorts for the kids sizes. It's a piss take really.CTID1988 said:In that video it looks like its made out of some fetishwear latex, it's really shiny!
I personally only buy a top if its nice, this isn't and it's well too expensive. The ones who I do feel sorry for are people with kids, probably looking at about £70 with a top with a name on the back. Considering these Nike tops are made by kids for 8p an hour in some shed in Mumbai I don't know how they can justify it.
The shield will be passed off as some gimmick, saying it links with "pride in battle", when Infact it's just more cost effective to sew on a shield instead of stitching a badge on each kit like the old one.
Seeing as umbro are owned by Nike I was expecting the same designers, they must of sacked them though
Are children's clothes still exempt from VAT?Pigeonho said:I always say it's never forced upon anyone to buy, and £55 for an adults shirt which will get used alot, isn't that bad. The junior prices though, (and it's fair to say kids are bought alot of this merchandise), are a complete disgrace. They've knocked a huge £4.60 off the cost off the adult shirt, and a mind-boggling £1 off the adult shorts. So some fat **** getting XXXXXL will pay just £4.60 more than some skinny 13 year old kid, and some fat wanker who wears XXXXXL shorts will pay just £1 more than some 26 inch waist 13 year old kid.mayo31 said:£55 not bad, you will wear it at least once a week. Cost about a £1 a week
Not for me though, can buy a decent shirt for that p, one all pubs will let you in wearing.
There's something wrong with that pricing policy and I hope many refuse to pay it.
Yes mate.Dubai Blue said:Are children's clothes still exempt from VAT?Pigeonho said:I always say it's never forced upon anyone to buy, and £55 for an adults shirt which will get used alot, isn't that bad. The junior prices though, (and it's fair to say kids are bought alot of this merchandise), are a complete disgrace. They've knocked a huge £4.60 off the cost off the adult shirt, and a mind-boggling £1 off the adult shorts. So some fat **** getting XXXXXL will pay just £4.60 more than some skinny 13 year old kid, and some fat wanker who wears XXXXXL shorts will pay just £1 more than some 26 inch waist 13 year old kid.mayo31 said:£55 not bad, you will wear it at least once a week. Cost about a £1 a week
Not for me though, can buy a decent shirt for that p, one all pubs will let you in wearing.
There's something wrong with that pricing policy and I hope many refuse to pay it.
Pigeonho said:The 50.40 for a juniors kit is a disgrace too.BudtheWeiser said:dont mind the shirt tbh but not a chance am I paying £55 for one that is ridiculous.
Does it? Still too much for a kids shirt, though better than £50.40.Nixon_The_Bike_Thief said:Pigeonho said:The 50.40 for a juniors kit is a disgrace too.BudtheWeiser said:dont mind the shirt tbh but not a chance am I paying £55 for one that is ridiculous.
Pick a size and it comes down to £42. Lets at least slag them for real issues.
Rocket Sauce said:Kit launch video on the MCFC Official youtube page
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mO5s70a3hfw[/youtube]