Christmas Jumpers - where sells the worst?

Kinetic^ · 17-11-2006 3:17pm #1

Basically, my friends and myself are gonna be having this big session the week before christmas and we're all looking to buy a christmas geansaì each for the night out.

Just wondering where is the best place to get them? Jumpers that play music are top of the wanted list and jumpers with a red bobble for Rudolph's nose are next!!!!!!!

Kinetic^ · 19-11-2006 5:02pm

Anyone????

county · 19-11-2006 5:08pm

google is your friend

pkaces · 12-11-2007 9:54pm

yeah im looking too... can t find anything

LadyE · 12-11-2007 11:09pm

Knit one

JIZZLORD · 13-11-2007 2:07am

break into the rte wardrobe department

wait a minute, you're not Pat kenny are you?

vektarman · 13-11-2007 4:59am

I bought one on ebay.com for €3 plus €12 P+P.

Gran Hermano · 13-11-2007 8:04pm

Pull & Bear

dirtydress · 13-11-2007 8:07pm

Have you seen the Oxfam ad where they're trying to stop people buying useless things for Christmas and donating the money to developing countries instead? Might be worth checking out!

fricatus · 13-11-2007 8:34pm

Shaws

speedboatchase · 15-11-2007 3:49am

I had the exact same idea but after looking online they're really expensive, as you'd expect novelty clothes to be. Also theyre nowhere near embarrassing enough

Youre best bet is to try charity shops, as long as its got a 70s scandinavian vibe you'll be grand

Kurumba · 15-11-2007 10:12am

TX Max is always good for some dodgy gear

hardCopy · 15-11-2007 4:21pm

Myself and a friend tried this last year. Arnotts, Cleary's, Boyer's etc. were all useless.

If you do find somewhere handy in Dublin please let us know here OP

Guns McGarnagle · 29-09-2008 1:55pm

Hi guys,

There is an Irish company about to go online which sells christmas jumpers for xmas 2008. wearchristmas.com I have seen them and they look great! perfectly old school!

sweetie · 29-09-2008 2:02pm

hardCopy wrote: »

Myself and a friend tried this last year. Arnotts, Cleary's, Boyer's etc. were all useless.

If you do find somewhere handy in Dublin please let us know here OP

got a deadly one in h&m last year in the sale. it's a size too small and everything. Makes me feel like Eoin McLove!

And the guy above has to be a shill

Kinetic^ · 30-09-2008 12:24am

Ah good old thread......*pats thread* good boy.

rudolph · 24-10-2008 3:06pm

Found some at www.tyhanleigh.com

turbo · 28-10-2008 7:55pm

i'm lookin for one also, great around christmas....

saw this advertised on facebook

www.funkychristmasjumpers.com

rudolph · 28-10-2008 8:09pm

Take care as this company is in the process of being checked to see if they are genuine as they give no information about their location and can not be contacted except by e-mail and it looks as if they are not trading legaly under UK trading laws for internet selling.Buyer beware!!!

turbo · 28-10-2008 8:11pm

rudolph wrote: »

Take care as this company is in the process of being checked to see if they are genuine as they give no information about their location and can not be contacted except by e-mail and it looks as if they are not trading legaly under UK trading laws for internet selling.Buyer beware!!!

cheers

turbo · 29-10-2008 1:34pm

rudolph wrote: »

Take care as this company is in the process of being checked to see if they are genuine as they give no information about their location and can not be contacted except by e-mail and it looks as if they are not trading legaly under UK trading laws for internet selling.Buyer beware!!!

I'm just after getting a reply from them, they seem okay to me, Irish based.

I'd planned on ordering some for my staff for XMAS, i'm gonna order one and take it from there.......i'll keep ya posted

rudolph · 29-10-2008 4:29pm

Hope that all goes well and you get your jumpers. Did they say why they wont give out their address and telephone number if they are a reliable honest trading company and not someone working another scam?

pynchy · 29-10-2008 4:55pm

any of the charity shops on Capel street will have tacky 80's christmas style jumpers (if they are not out on the shelves ask them, cause they are probably throwing them away)... i saw a gem the other day in the enable Ireland shop and it was only a fiver!

rudolph · 29-10-2008 5:13pm

But have you bought it and if so will you wear it?

pynchy · 29-10-2008 5:30pm

i didnt buy it because it didnt fit and if i had i would only wear it for a brief drunken period around christmas... for the craic.

80's jumpers will come back in very soon!

turbo · 03-11-2008 10:37pm

i got 3 jumpers from funkychristmasjumpers.com, i'm happy with them

, the kids love em, pity they dont do small sizes

I'll be ordering some for my team for XMAS.

The Weatherman · 03-11-2008 10:50pm

Harlequin - near georges st arcade

rudolph · 07-11-2008 12:14am

Did they tell you why they want to keep their identity secret? Glad you got the jumpers and you are happy with them. What lable is in them?

Burrachaga · 12-11-2008 1:49pm

www.tyhanleigh.com are excellent.
A family owned business in Wales. You'll get one for about 100 europeans & they are really nice people to deal with. Good quality knitwear too.
The attention you get from the ladies when you wear a Christmas jumper is unbelievable. They love them. The best 100 quid I've ever spent.

WindSock · 12-11-2008 4:23pm

rudolph wrote: »

Found some at www.tyhanleigh.com

Aww, the best one there is a kids one

http://www.tyhanleigh.com/christmas-snowman-jumper-148-p.asp

I would try Paco. They have all sorts of manky stuff.

Das Kitty · 13-11-2008 2:07pm

There's a note on the site saying you had to order before the end of October to have them before January... Who would think of buying a Christmas Jumper before Halloween?

Christmas Jumpers - where sells the worst?

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