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Jay Allen - Extra Small Shirts

jay allen

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Several guys have asked about XS shirts. I actuall have a couple hundred "original" Jay Allen shirts that I produced very early in this project. Many of them are the prototypes of the current designs you've seen. I started by using real vintage t-shirts from the 70's and 80's. They are cotton/poly blends like the shirts I'm using now. I stopped using them because it wasn't sustainable...and the sizing was VERY small.

Anyone that is interested just PM me. The sizing is all over the board so I would ask that you measure a shirt you like and I'll see if I can match it from the shirts I have made. When these are gone...they are gone for good. My stock of vintage shirts is pretty well used up. I don't have all of the designs on these shirts either. If there is any interest I'll do an inventory and post it.
 

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I'm interested. Looking for something brown or dark red/burgundy. Let me know what you have.
 

Nick M

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Originally Posted by minya
I could pick you up and toss you across the room, Nick.
No foolin'.

And if I were a much bigger guy, I'd probably have no interest in clothing whatsoever.

Oh, cruel fate...
 

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