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How long will it take to receive my jersey?
One with Name added should take about 2-3 weeks to arrive inside the USA, add one week for international shipments.
How do you ship your goods?
Inside the U.S.A. small orders of 1-3 items we ship U.S.P.S. priority mail 2-3days, and larger orders U.P.S. 5-7 days. Outside the U.S.A. we use U.S.P.S. first class mail 7-10 days. Most shipments overseas run about $15.00 for the first item, then around $5.00 for each additional jersey or pant.
When will you have more of the jerseys that are now sold out?
More Phantom Black with the cream stripe in spring. All other styles & colors due Fall 2010.
Can you do logos?
For Embroidery we have 50 fonts to choose from at no extra cost, just email us a request for the list.
Standard Flock fonts are shown on the "Raised Flock Lettering" page, in the "Add Your Name" link above.
If you have your own design or logo, there is a one time $35 set up fee for custom flock designs and it usually runs $6.00 per logo. Custom embroidered logos have a one time $75.00 set up fee then it runs the standard $13.00 ea. If you order more jerseys in the future you will not have to repay the set up charge. Go to the bottom of the "Add Your Name" page to order.
Do you sell blank jerseys?
Yes, less work and more goof off time on my end.
Can you make custom jersey styles & colors?
Absolutely. Custom jerseys in your own color/style available with minimum 100 jersey order. You will receive the highest quality chain stitching of your own name, logo or design on the front and back of each jersey for around $65.00 each.
What are the washing instructions?
Machine wash cold on gentle cycle. Lay flat to dry. Wool is one of those rare fabrics where you do not need to wash a lot. Go out and sweat in it all day and the next day it will smell odorless.
What is your return policy?
We gladly return blank jerseys and our knickers with original tags and packaging within 30 days after you receive them for a full refund if you are not completly satisfied, you will be responsible for shipping charges.
Embroidery vs Flocked lettering?
Embroidery is sewn on and does a better job on more detailed lettering than flock. Raised flock lettering was popular in the 70s, It has a velvety feel to it and is applied with a heat press that glues it right on the fabric. It holds up wash after wash without a peel or problem but works best in wider letters or logo's. For thick lettering use flock. For narrow detailed lettering use embroidery.
If we purchase the wholesale quantity the first time, can we later purchase less at the same price?
No way man are you kidding?
How is the beer in Oregon?
A little too good sometimes.
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