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  1. 07-04-2006, 11:35 AM #1
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    T-shirts, Polo Shirts, Denim Shirts and Patches for Sale

    Hi everyone,

    T-shirts, polo shirts, denim shirts, patches and denim hats for sale. Prices include shipping in US. Here goes:

    T-shirts (could not find a tagless pocket shirt)
    6.1 oz 100% preshrunk cotton with seamless double-needle collar, taped neck and shoulders, double-needle bottom hem, double-needle 5 point pocket, quarter turned to eliminate center crease. Colors available in S - XL are sports grey, ash, white, natural, sand, light blue, black, forest green, gold, lime, maroon, navy, orange, red, and royal. Colors availabe in 2XL -4XL are white, sports grey, black, navy, and orange.

    The sawmillcreek logo will be embroidered above the pocket. Prices include shipping (Need a minimum of 6)
    S - XL - 18.00
    2XL - 19.50
    3XL - 21.00
    4XL - 22.50

    Polo Shirts w/ pocket (need a minimum of 6) logo above pocket
    - 65/35 poly/cotton blend
    - 5.7 ounce
    - Extra Durable
    - Treated with DuPont Teflon Fabric Protector
    - Rib knit collar & cuffs
    - Stain resistant
    - Wrinkle resistant
    - Curl free collar
    - Wood tone buttons
    - Patch pocket
    - 13 brilliant colors
    - Sizes: XS-6XL

    Colors: red, white, tan, royal, yellow, navy, kelly, hunter, orange, black, and
    burgandy.

    Prices include shipping:

    S - XL - 29.00
    2XL - 31.00
    3XL - 33.00
    4XL - 35.00

    Long sleeve denim shirts (logo above pocket)
    - Jerzees brand
    - 100% cotton
    - 6.5 ounce
    - Button down collar
    - center front placket
    - Double back yoke
    - 2 side back pleats
    - left chest V-top pocket
    - Two button adjustable cuffs
    - Button through sleeve placket
    - Double-needle tailoring
    - woodtone buttons
    Sizes S - 4XL
    Colors: Black stone, blue, khaki brown, medium stonewash & natural
    Prices include shipping
    S - XL - 28.50
    2XL - 31.00
    3XL - 33.00
    4XL - 35.00

    Patches: 3" sawmillcreek logo (minimum of 50)
    5.00 each (prices includes shipping)

    I will be taking orders until Monday, March 19th You can pay via paypal to sales@northwindassociates.com or you can send a check to Northwind Associates, 8770 Little England Road, Hayes, VA 23072. Please specify what you are ordering, the size and color.

    Once all the orders have been received I will place them on Tuesday, March 20th. My distributor said it would probably take about three weeks before the order would come in but I will keep you posted.

    Thanks.

    Jackie
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  3. 07-04-2006, 11:56 AM #2
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    Thanks, Jackie!! My "order is in"!
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  4. 07-04-2006, 12:45 PM #3
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    I will be sending out my tee shirt order tomorrow via snail mail

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  5. 07-04-2006, 1:19 PM #4
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    I think I need to inspect the yellow shirt a little more closely before I put in my order. Are those two the produce twins or something? They match the color of the produce in the background.


    In the pic of the guy in the denim shirt; What is that at the bottoom of the photo? I'm not asking anything off-color or anything like that. It just looks odd. Is it dogs ears? Did you crop the photo? Can you see what it is? It looks like maybe a big German Shepard ears or maybe it's bread on end?


    Thanks for your work in putting this all together Jackie. I've decided after all not to get any shirts though.

    Just teasin'. Order forthcoming.
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    My order is in.

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  7. 07-04-2006, 3:08 PM #6
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    Mark,

    It's a loaf of french bread.

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  8. 07-04-2006, 3:09 PM #7
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    I would have sworn it was big dog ears. I need to get some glasses. Thanks.
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    I'm a bit worried about the teflon coated polo shirts. I wonder how comfortable they would be to wear.
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  10. 07-04-2006, 3:19 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim Morton
    I'm a bit worried about the teflon coated polo shirts. I wonder how comfortable they would be to wear.

    Brings a new meaning to "Slipping into something more comfortable".
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    Thanks Jackie!!! My order is "IN"!!!
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    It's on the way. Thanks!
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  13. 07-05-2006, 10:34 AM #12
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    Not to be a pain Jackie, but could you tell me what the arm and torso lengths on the medium and large denim shirts are? I have weird body dimensions....sorry again.

    Thank you.
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  14. 07-05-2006, 11:05 AM #13
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    Jerry,

    I will check with my distributor and get back to you.

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  15. 07-05-2006, 5:04 PM #14
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    t- shirts

    I't is in the mail
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  16. 07-05-2006, 8:42 PM #15
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    Question What about shipping outside the USA

    Jackie, is the price more if the shirt is shipped outside the USA (in my case, to Canada)?
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