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where can you buy 'superdry' stuff in cork?

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  • 09-01-2012 9:09pm
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    GT_TDI_150
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    As the title says, any one know where in cork you can get 'superdry' gear?

    Thanks


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    Tazzle
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    Have you tried Prime Time on Washington Street?


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    GT_TDI_150
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    Tazzle wrote: »
    Have you tried Prime Time on Washington Street?
    Have not. Going in on Sunday so i.ll give that place a whirl. Thanks


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    razorblunt
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    Brown Thomas carry them also I'm lead to believe.


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    kcb
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    Desmonds in Ballincollig


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    Schorpio
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    Gentleman's Quarters on Patrick Street have a Superdry section. There's not a massive selection, but I reckon it could be your best bet.


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    cornbb
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    Gasoline at Mahon Point.


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    Sephiroth_dude
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    Tk max have some superdry


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    evilivor
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    Sephiroth_dude wrote: »
    Tk max have some superdry

    That's a sign that the once cool UK brand is dead


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    RadioClash
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    Is the brand with the poxy 'Osaka youth games 1987' t-shirts complete with Japanese gibberish that mean nothing when translated to English? Man, that brand annoys me.

    Sorry, mini pet peeve, feel free to ignore.


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    langdang
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    RadioClash wrote: »
    Is the brand with the poxy 'Osaka youth games 1987' t-shirts complete with Japanese gibberish that mean nothing when translated to English? Man, that brand annoys me.

    Sorry, mini pet peeve, feel free to ignore.
    Get it off your chest man, bottling that up could kill you! Ring neil straightaway tomorrow!

    GTTDIPARTY, If you know your size, the Superdry website is usually cheaper and has ultra quick delivery built into the price. (or so she tells me when she's borrowing my credit card ) They have some good gear alright, stuff that actually lasts rather than disposable clothing.


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    Sephiroth_dude
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    langdang wrote: »
    Get it off your chest man, bottling that up could kill you! Ring neil straightaway tomorrow!

    GTTDIPARTY, If you know your size, the Superdry website is usually cheaper and has ultra quick delivery built into the price. (or so she tells me when she's borrowing my credit card ) They have some good gear alright, stuff that actually lasts rather than disposable clothing.

    Was just on there website,there very expensive :0,some nice stuff though.


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    langdang
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,857 ✭✭✭langdang


    Sephiroth_dude wrote: »
    Was just on there website,there very expensive
    Compared to high street prices? Weird...


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    D-Generate
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    I knew Superdry had lost its cool when I bought a tshirt from their store in London ages back.

    Time to move away from Superdry fella, I see 40 year old men with beer guts wearing it now in London.


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