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Beachwear

Clareman · 2009-06-02 20:15:51

Hi All, Going to Hawaii in a couple of months and think I could do with some new beach wear, ideally a bit cheaper that most :) Brands don't bother me too much but I wouldn't say no to nice stuff either

02-06-2009 9:15pm

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Clareman

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Hi All,

Going to Hawaii in a couple of months and think I could do with some new beach wear, ideally a bit cheaper that most Brands don't bother me too much but I wouldn't say no to nice stuff either

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#2 03-06-2009 12:26pm

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I personally swear by mandmdirect.com

P&P is st£9.95, so the more you buy the less of a hit it is.

Holiday and beachwear from st£3.90 (under €5) including footwear, shorts, tees & hats.

http://www.mandmdirect.com/ProductList.asp?SearchString=&Filter=3|Holiday|1|Mens&AS=true&ProdPerPage=

Sizes can be a bit hit and miss but you can filter search by size.

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#3 03-06-2009 12:30pm

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+1 for M&M.

However last year before I went to Orlando, I went to Penneys and bought a load of €3 - €5 T-shirts. They're basic but perfectly fine for a few wears.

Plus the more new clothes you have, the less often you need to do washing.

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#4 03-06-2009 12:37pm

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For beach t-shirts generally I will buy a 3 pack in Penneys or Tescos and throw them away when the holiday is over.

It's impossible to get even 'non-staining' suncream out of light coloured clothes.

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#5 03-06-2009 12:43pm

Clareman

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Thanks all, I think Penny's might be the way to go alright, it was also pointed out to me that the states will be cheaper than here anyway so I can pick up whatever I want while there if need be

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#6 09-06-2009 3:14pm

Clareman

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Just in case anyone is interested http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055583284

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