We are Animals T-shirts

Posted on Wed 10th, July 2013

• #1

gormley
So Jo Pompon will be coming for the Euro bench minor next week. He plays the super awesome 'We are Animals' which i bought one of there T-shirts which is super nice. I think money raised will help them travel to the worlds. Loads of people were asking about the T so thought i'd see if any interest before he comes.

I think there £17 and he has Grey T's in small and And blue in medium i think. So if any peeps do put your name down on the list.
1. Jono- blue M
• #2

Khornight2

Why no large? :(

Can I get two smalls and sew them together?
• #3

Dr_Chan

FYI, I got a large in KRK and it fits me like a standard medium
• #4

gormley

My medium is a good medium
• #5

SuperLuca

2.luca - anything in small
• #6

Robbadobdob

Oh snap! Those are rad. Tim if you see this please get me one.
• #7

MotherGirl

Small one please!
• #8

gormley

Bump
• #9

IdealStandard

If Robbie could grab a medium I will give the money.

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