wwe t-shirts

cena

were the best place to get a wwe logo t-shirt. i found one on the web site nearly 40 euro. were is the best place to getthem. any where in ireland that sell them or any sort of t-shirt.

EdK

http://www.extremewrestlingshirts.com/servlet/StoreFront

If you have access to a credit card, I recommend this website, good range and decent prices

davrho

There is a shop in St. Stephens shopping centre (if its still open) that gets in most new wrestling t-shirts. Its very expensive compared to the states.

RAMPAGE1

davrho wrote: »

There is a shop in St. Stephens shopping centre (if its still open) that gets in most new wrestling t-shirts. Its very expensive compared to the states.

Have you seen WWE's shipping charges its 50 bucks minimum that makes their cheapest shirt $75

davrho

RAMPAGE1 wrote: »

Have you seen WWE's shipping charges its 50 bucks minimum that makes their cheapest shirt $75

I never knew that mate. I normally travel to the states once or twice a year and try to take in a show or two when I am there. Buying the merchandise over there is what I based my post(cost) on. I bought a HHH t-shirt for one of my mates for 55euro in the Dublin shop. At the Raw I went to in Orlando the same shirt was $25.

Cheers.

I stopped using the wwe online shop around 3 years ago when a package arrived and I had to pay the import tax on the delivery. I dont remember the shipping charges being that high but will avoid even more now thats the case.

RAMPAGE1

davrho wrote: »

I never knew that mate. I normally travel to the states once or twice a year and try to take in a show or two when I am there. Buying the merchandise over there is what I based my post(cost) on. I bought a HHH t-shirt for one of my mates for 55euro in the Dublin shop. At the Raw I went to in Orlando the same shirt was $25.

Cheers.

I stopped using the wwe online shop around 3 years ago when a package arrived and I had to pay the import tax on the delivery. I dont remember the shipping charges being that high but will avoid even more now thats the case.

No bother man I'm surprised to hear that as I mainly buy affliction shirts and the shop in Stephens Green is at least 50% cheaper than anywhere else.

Keith C

try here
shipping is dear but not as bad as US

http://www.wweeuroshop.com

G-Money

One thing I don't like about WWE shirts is that they have a good logo/design on the front then put something cringe inducing/embarrasing on the back. I always thought the DX t-shirt would have been better had it not got the "Suck It" thing on the back.

Same can be said for so many of their shirts.

I always liked Triple H's "Game Over" T-shirt but again they ruined it by putting "You're damn right I'm over" on the back.

Sometimes less is more

davrho

RAMPAGE1 wrote: »

No bother man I'm surprised to hear that as I mainly buy affliction shirts and the shop in Stephens Green is at least 50% cheaper than anywhere else.

I never realised that. Maybe my bitterness to that shop is every time I am in it i spend hours chatting to the guy. End up spending a fortune:)

If any of your mates or yourself head stateside go into Walmart and stock up in ufc gear. We were picking up shirts for between 10 and 15 dollars. If any of them are going to a wwe event give them cash to get you what you want. The wm24 in Florida i brought back 6 of the Cena 8-bit t shirts for mates and their kids. I thought they cost feck all (exchange rate was 1euro to about 1.5 dollar) and everyone thought i spoilt them.

davrho

grandmaster wrote: »

One thing I don't like about WWE shirts is that they have a good logo/design on the front then put something cringe inducing/embarrasing on the back. I always thought the DX t-shirt would have been better had it not got the "Suck It" thing on the back.

Same can be said for so many of their shirts.

I always liked Triple H's "Game Over" T-shirt but again they ruined it by putting "You're damn right I'm over" on the back.

Sometimes less is more

So true.

michael.etc...

If anyone is reluctant to order from Euroshop, I'd just like to say I picked something up from there recently, and the service was absolutely immense. Ordered on a sunday night, recieved on the tuesday morning.

Just don't use the regular wwe shop though, as others have said, the shipping is ridiculous.

Butch Cassidy

I did a search for this and was led to this thread so hope yis don't mind the bump.

Anyone know where in Dublin you'd get WWE shirts other than Stephen's Green?

Charisteas

You could try Forbidden Planet, they usual stock some WWE merchandise

Roaster

davrho wrote: »

There is a shop in St. Stephens shopping centre (if its still open) that gets in most new wrestling t-shirts. Its very expensive compared to the states.

That's BS. I've got the latest Cena, SES & Bret Hart t-shirts in there for €29 each.

They will also order stuff or let you know when stuff is coming in if you ask. They do a lot of MMA stuff too.

I've used Euroshop a few times too and have no complaints about it's delivery service. The only thing is their stock doesn't be up-to-date.

Butch Cassidy

Cheers but Forbidden Planet haven't done WWE shirts since erm.. well it was WWF
I got the old Austin 3:16 one there many moon ago.


I'm looking for the John Cena Never Quit orange t-shirt in small. It can be had in adult sizes but for the kiddies it seems like it's goldust Can't understand it at all. There's obviously a market for it and it can't be bought anywhere!

grames_bond

Roaster wrote: »

That's BS. I've got the latest Cena, SES & Bret Hart t-shirts in there for €29 each.

They will also order stuff or let you know when stuff is coming in if you ask. They do a lot of MMA stuff too.

+1

recently i have bought alot of stuff from wrestling mania and they have been really reasonable, even ordering in a tshirt i wanted to get for my sisters bf! i defo have no complaints and would recommend them!

Max Power1

Butch Cassidy wrote: »

Cheers but Forbidden Planet haven't done WWE shirts since erm.. well it was WWF
I got the old Austin 3:16 one there many moon ago.


I'm looking for the John Cena Never Quit orange t-shirt in small. It can be had in adult sizes but for the kiddies it seems like it's goldust Can't understand it at all. There's obviously a market for it and it can't be bought anywhere!

lol

also +1 to the place in stephens green. They dont do any TNA stuff it seems, however they have a fair stock of WWE and MMA stuff.

The owner seems like a sound chap genuinely into wrestling aswell, as opposed to just running a business.

Butch Cassidy

Max Power1 wrote: »

lol

also +1 to the place in stephens green. They dont do any TNA stuff it seems, however they have a fair stock of WWE and MMA stuff.

The owner seems like a sound chap genuinely into wrestling aswell, as opposed to just running a business.

They ain't this shirt though.

grames_bond

Butch Cassidy wrote: »

I'm looking for the John Cena Never Quit orange t-shirt in small. It can be had in adult sizes but for the kiddies it seems like it's goldust Can't understand it at all. There's obviously a market for it and it can't be bought anywhere!

Butch Cassidy wrote: »

They ain't this shirt though.

go into the place on stephens green and ask him if he can get it in for you, im sure he will....he ordered in the miz tshirt for me and it took about a week, really bang on!