Elvin Parsnip Posted August 25 Posted August 25 Only worn my new shirt for first time tonight and the Fibrely is peeling off already. Only been sat in the house watching the match and haven't washed it yet. Not that bothered as I think it will look better without it. Seems to not leave any glue or residue on the shirt where its peeled off so might just wash it as I think it will be gone after one wash. Anyone else had this happen ?
Popular Post Brommers Posted August 25 Popular Post Posted August 25 No. Although I haven't bought one so not sure if this helps. 2 58
Mystic Neg Posted August 25 Posted August 25 Adds shirt quality to the list of things to moan about. 4 5
onslow Posted August 25 Posted August 25 Mr Meadows says don't put it on a warm wash if you want the sponsor to stay on !! 6
Elvin Parsnip Posted August 25 Author Posted August 25 1 minute ago, Brommers said: No. Although I haven't bought one so not sure if this helps. cool story bro. 1
Almat Posted August 25 Posted August 25 Soon as I saw that sign it was obvious that it wouldn't last long (and to be fair I did post my concerns on here so this isn't talking after the event) 2
Elvin Parsnip Posted August 25 Author Posted August 25 2 minutes ago, Mystic Neg said: Adds shirt quality to the list of things to moan about. I'm not moaning as I said it will look better without the sponsor. Doesn't bother me just wondering if anyone else has had this happen as I cant imagine Fibrely will be pleased about it. 1
scram Posted August 25 Posted August 25 6 minutes ago, Elvin Parsnip said: Only worn my new shirt for first time tonight and the Fibrely is peeling off already. Only been sat in the house watching the match and haven't washed it yet. Not that bothered as I think it will look better without it. Seems to not leave any glue or residue on the shirt where its peeled off so might just wash it as I think it will be gone after one wash. Anyone else had this happen ? Put it on a boil wash and after you can wear it as a crop top while showing some tantalising midriff Or hand it to a random 5yr old... 2
Elvin Parsnip Posted August 25 Author Posted August 25 1 minute ago, scram said: Put it on a boil wash and after you can wear it as a crop top while showing some tantalising midriff Or hand it to a random 5yr old... My midriff is horrific. I think a 30 degree wash will remove it fully to be honest. 2
Elvin Parsnip Posted August 25 Author Posted August 25 9 minutes ago, onslow said: Mr Meadows says don't put it on a warm wash if you want the sponsor to stay on !! I haven't washed it yet
Almat Posted August 25 Posted August 25 18 minutes ago, Elvin Parsnip said: I'm not moaning as I said it will look better without the sponsor. Doesn't bother me just wondering if anyone else has had this happen as I cant imagine Fibrely will be pleased about it. Is it leaving any residue behind though? I've had an Adidas t shirt with the same sort of signage that Mrs Almat sadly ironed over thinking it was an embroidered sign. The plastic left residue of the the stripes but oddly it looks better than before as it's, unlike Fibrely, very small.
Popular Post HOOTIE AND THE SHIT TU Posted August 25 Popular Post Posted August 25 I hope mine peels off, I really dislike shirt sponsors, our shirt looks miles better without a sponsor. 1 10 Just a bloke, who used up all his luck in one go when he met his wife.
Popular Post Rev Owl Posted August 26 Popular Post Posted August 26 55 minutes ago, Elvin Parsnip said: My midriff is horrific. I think a 30 degree wash will remove it fully to be honest. I'm going to try that. I want rid of my midriff and a 30 degree wash sounds easier than calorie counting. 1 17
Dsw80 Posted August 26 Posted August 26 Not had this but the blue ran into the white on one stripe after one 30° wash. Shop exchanged it yesterday.
360-Owl Posted August 26 Posted August 26 Mine peeled off.....Dr said it would if i did'nt leave it alone !! 4
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