Best Place to buy Metal T-shirts etc

Pugsley · 18-04-2003 8:46pm #1

Im looking on starting my Metal T-shirt collection, and cant seem to find any places worth a damn, so anyone who has a good place which sells metal T-shirts (especially: Iron Maiden, In Flames, and power metal bands) post them up here, and hopefulyl Ill have a half decent collection together when I borrow me mum's credit card

Silverfish · 18-04-2003 9:14pm

Assuming you're in Dublin, I think Sound Cellar still do t-shirts (just realised I haven't been in there in two years) , and I've seen some good ones in Comet Records in Temple Bar. I used to buy mine (when I used to wear them) in the Army Surplus shop in Navan, they had Cannibal Corpse t-shirts and EVERYTHING. Damn, I miss that place.

therecklessone · 18-04-2003 9:34pm

Yeah, the Soundcellar's your best bet.

Anyone remember Our Price on Henry Street in Dublin? Use to have a very good selection of t-shirts if I recall. Sadly bought by Virgin and turned into the usual s**thole.

cournioni · 18-04-2003 10:11pm

Well there is Multisound in Cavan which used to be good, but went crap last year. (I got an In Flames tee in there

). Another place is Music Choice in Monaghan where ya can get all sorts. There is a place in Newry too as far as I know they can get any t-shirt you want.

Then of course there is Sound Cellar and Asha.

A good on line shop is www.infinity1.com

Silverfish · 18-04-2003 10:47pm

Crikey yeah, Our Price used to have good t-shirts!! Ahhh, the memories!!

Pugsley, what county are you in? That would help?

Karl Hungus · 19-04-2003 12:01am

Generally I say get your T-shirts at gigs/festivals... You'll save a bit on 'em.
But other than that, soundcellar is the only place.

Silverfish · 19-04-2003 12:09am

Only if you're over 18 though, I was refused a Carcass Heartwork t-shirt because Carcass t-shirts were on 'the list' of t-shirts that couldn't be sold to anyone over 18.

Same thing happened when I tried to buy a Cannibal Corpse t-shirt when I was 16. I just turned around, handed my money to a guy behind me, and said 'Get me that t-shirt there, will you please?' They did see the funny side, thankfully.

Pugsley · 19-04-2003 3:42pm

I live in Fermanagh, but was generally referring to on-line stores, Ill have a look at that on-line 1 pornapster.

nesthead · 19-04-2003 4:28pm

go onto the nuclear blast website, they have a good shop - nuclear blast shop

emp.de is also deadly.

what i did was went onto Google Germany and Sweden/Finland and seached for metal t-shirts i think, didnt save any other addresses, sorry!

both these sites also great for cheap cds, but i just cant say no to the Sound Cellar

byte · 19-04-2003 5:37pm

That EMP site looks pretty good.

I used to get catalogues from Olympic Designs who used to do those kind of tshirts. Dont' know if they've a website. They were based in Isle of Man, if memory serves me correctly.

colin caustic · 20-04-2003 1:32pm

olympus designs and attitude are pretty good...therte mailorder companies...dunno if they have websites but try usin a search engine...if not pm me an address coz if yer really desperate ive got an attitude catalogue kickin about some place...for anyone who likes punk try interpunk, dr strange or angry young and poor for cheap cds,t shirts, patches and vinyl...once again use search engines coz even tho i know the websites i'm too lazy to write em all down...

byte · 20-04-2003 1:54pm

Ah it's Olympus and not Olympic! D'oh :rolleyes:

www.olympusdesigns.com is their webby. Their range is definitely not as good as it once was though. Shame really

Axe · 21-04-2003 3:17pm

If you're ever up round Portrush there's a good shop there called T-Shirt City. I got a kickass Maiden t-shirt in there once. They have a huge selection.

Sarky · 21-04-2003 4:01pm

Get to know a roadie. My brother is friends with one, and has gotten a few really good Iron Maiden "On tour" tshirts for free.

superconor · 21-04-2003 9:06pm

yeh axe, t-shirt city is good, i got me a bitchin fear of the dark teeshirt, its cool.

Get to know a roadie. My brother is friends with one

cool. is he called Nosher, or Manny?

dregin · 22-04-2003 12:34am

Asha on the top floor of the Stephens green centre is pretty good and quite cheap too.

cournioni · 22-04-2003 12:57am

Originally posted by dregin-x
Asha on the top floor of the Stephens green centre is pretty good and quite cheap too.

Cheap?! I was up there on Saturday and they had a Led Zeppelin t-shirt there for €39. In the Sound Cellar you can get a Morbid Angel/Opeth/Iced Earth/At The Gates t-shirt for €25.

Ph3n0m · 22-04-2003 3:46pm

I found the best place ever to buy heavy metal merchandise, was a quaint little place in Amsterdam - cant remember the name of it - but by gawd it had some fantastic shirts - S.T, Morbid Angel, Ozzy, Obituary, Slayer, etc

A standard t-shirt costs 20 yo yos, while an all over print cost you 40

Next time I go back I am bringing and spending a small fortune

dregin · 22-04-2003 4:31pm

Originally posted by PORNAPSTER
Cheap?! I was up there on Saturday and they had a Led Zeppelin t-shirt there for €39. In the Sound Cellar you can get a Morbid Angel/Opeth/Iced Earth/At The Gates t-shirt for €25.

sh!t man. Haven't been there since the time of the punt.Last shirt I bought there cost me 7 punts. Didn't realise it had gone to sh!t.Sorry

Dregin

cournioni · 22-04-2003 10:50pm

Originally posted by dregin-x
sh!t man. Haven't been there since the time of the punt.Last shirt I bought there cost me 7 punts. Didn't realise it had gone to sh!t.Sorry

Dregin

Yeah it has really gone quite bad. You'll only really find mainstream t-shirts in there now for alot of money.

PiE · 23-04-2003 12:09am

Asha: fake t-shirts, prices starting at 40 quid that fade and stretch/shrink after approx. 1 wash.

Best place I've seen for t-shirts was Camden, London... back in the days of the punt tho.

mishima · 23-04-2003 9:56am

nuclearblast.de is excellent. tees are about 15 euro.
send out a catalogue every season if you give them youe name and address. you can order over the net or by post. bout 6 weeks for delivery though...

Sauron · 25-04-2003 1:23pm

if sound cellar is in dublin, where is it?
Asha was quite cheap last time i was there (last week)
but they tried to over charge me:mad:

cournioni · 25-04-2003 5:06pm

Originally posted by Sauron16
if sound cellar is in dublin, where is it?
Asha was quite cheap last time i was there (last week)
but they tried to over charge me:mad:

Its on Nassau St. close to Grafton St. beside a pizza place. Theres only a small corridor type of entrance to it so it can be easily missed so keep your eyes peeled.

nesthead · 26-04-2003 11:35am

Originally posted by Pornapster
Its on Nassau St. close to Grafton St. beside a pizza place

beside Subway the sandwich place foo!! and delicious too! mmmm.... footlong meatball................ *ddrrooooooollll........

btw Asha is a load of sh1te, think PiE summed it up..

cournioni · 26-04-2003 9:08pm

Originally posted by nesthead
beside Subway the sandwich place foo!!

Well Soooooooorry!

colin caustic · 28-04-2003 11:23am

it's under the sandwich place in fact...yeah asha is quite bad although i don't shop there...i swear

loismustdie · 28-04-2003 5:36pm

asha in stephen's green have some half decent stuff but most of all, they've a huge variet of sizes unlike most places that reckon if you like metal you automattically WANT an extra large top

cournioni · 29-04-2003 9:34am

Originally posted by loismustdie
asha in stephen's green have some half decent stuff but most of all, they've a huge variet of sizes unlike most places that reckon if you like metal you automattically WANT an extra large top

They don't have any XXL's in Asha... you'd think they would at least have some XXL's in there but noooo... :mad:

colin caustic · 29-04-2003 12:29pm

that's just nitpicking-at least you have somewhere's close by to get yer t-shirts (providing you live in dub of course)...

loismustdie · 30-04-2003 5:33pm

Originally posted by PORNAPSTER
They don't have any XXL's in Asha... you'd think they would at least have some XXL's in there but noooo... :mad:

that's the point, all metal tops are always massive no matter where you go so it's about time one shop was different

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