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You have to look at it like BLK are the exception rather than the rule.
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You have to look at it like BLK are the exception rather than the rule.
Hank93
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I'm not doubting they are in a good position.
I'd just like to know their sources of revenue. Do they make 10% on every sale club apparel for example?
Cause of if you go to their store they sell basically zero generic apparel.
I'd just like to know their sources of revenue. Do they make 10% on every sale club apparel for example?
Cause of if you go to their store they sell basically zero generic apparel.
Red Crow
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They're fairly big players in the compression gear market aren't they?
One of the bigger companies for it in Australia at least, I reckon.
They'd have about the same amount of stock as Skins and 2XU at Rebel and Amart Sports around the joint.
- Jul 9, 2010
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You see chicks walk around in Nike Pro and 2XU but rarely ever ISC.
Good old Skins died years ago which is weird, swear no one but me wears them anymore. And I wear them under pants and to bed in June...
Good old Skins died years ago which is weird, swear no one but me wears them anymore. And I wear them under pants and to bed in June...
TheLoungeLizard
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That's a bit weird SA
Lorna Jane where you are? Everywhere in SYD
Red Crow
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I've seen fence advertising at Geelong games that mention ISC compression, so they definitely do it. They may not big players though, was just throwing it out there as a possibility.
Ive seen ISC Compression gear. Mostly at Rebel though
- Jul 9, 2010
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How is that weird?
Wearing Skins under your pants in 10 degree weather or to sleep in 7 degree weather isn't that queer. They keep you warm. It's less odd than running around at footy training in them with no shorts over the top, which is something heaps of people do.
Spanna_
The secret ingredient is crime
Have you looked in the OP of the CCRC Franchise Bidding Announcement thread?
some of the links arnt working
Mero
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Photoshop
https://1drv.ms/f/s!Ak4FHnTjWwzmgYZwbtiFQc-jxipxtA
They're split into manufacturers, there's about 3.7 Gig of Photoshop templates and samples of what the designs look like.
Then there's https://fm-view.net/forum/topic/12214-ss-templates-thread/
- Sep 19, 2007
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Do anyone have the Dare sponsor image that goes on the St Kilda Away jumpers?
Andonis1997
All-Round Good Guy
I does.
Combine this:
With this:
Then turn the bottle side on, colour it (except for the lid) a solid "coffee" colour and you is good!
MKMatty
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They dropped the bottle thing as soon as they could. It's been just the logo on the back since last year.I does.
Combine this:
With this:
Then turn the bottle side on, colour it (except for the lid) a solid "coffee" colour and you is good!
- Aug 21, 2007
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Any images of the bottle logo?
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- Aug 21, 2007
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Haha wow that's terrible. The logo by itself is much better.
I like the bottle logo
The Dare logo is kinda bad on a footy jumper and the bottle gives it a better aspect ratio (?) on the back
The Dare logo is kinda bad on a footy jumper and the bottle gives it a better aspect ratio (?) on the back
- Sep 19, 2007
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The Dare logo is great on the front it just doesn't work as well on the back.
