the kooga online store has wallabies gear at halfprice.
not too sure how much longer it's going to be up for. it was an australia day special.
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the kooga online store has wallabies gear at halfprice.
not too sure how much longer it's going to be up for. it was an australia day special.
Wallabies RWC Jersey $46 delivered to WA good time to invest for the lions tour next year.
https://shop.kooga.com.au/Wallabies-...-p/qwjr049.htm
they shouldn't use the word "traditional" with the new style.. there's nothing traditional about it!!! cheap yes - still looks like shit :(
a Sweat shop in Thailand made them, but accidently thought they were making netball jerseys.
Kooga may be the #1 manufactor of the ARU and Clubs jerseys and clothing, but @ $180 for a jersey its becoming a joke.
You can buy it cheaper from "an outsourcer" like Lovell-Rugby.co.uk for half the price including shipping from the other side of the world... how is this possible.
Are they pretty tight? I'd normally be a med, but don't want to look like someone from Bros.Quote:
Originally Posted by sandgroperrugby
yup .. you can still pick up near new or brand new "old school traditional" jerseys online for a third that price!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by benny
I buy a lot of things from the US, Australia is such a rip off. Just got some Asics runners for $90 ($120 inc ship) - $280 here... please lay down your crack pipe sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by benny
much better value http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/wallabies...item3a70238c98
If they keep losing like this you will get a jersey with your tickets free!!!!!!
Interestingly when recently in Thailand I saw a shop where there was Kiwi and Saffa jerveys and I asked the guy where was the Wallaby jersey and he made a sign like his hands were in handcuffs and said "on no, big trouble" so evidently the copyright holders must be right onto the fake jersey market.