PANINARO/SUBURBIA INSPIRED CLOTHING BY 80's CASUALS

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#1 Post by PETHEAD72 »

Hi all,
I thought i would bring this to the attention of fans who haven't visited the website 80's casuals.they have fabulous PANINARO/SUBURBIA inspired t shirts,sweatshirts and hoodies.really nice designs,and the quality is far greater than the merch we buy when the boys are touring.

Really nice colour options,and if your desired size is not in stock they are restocked within a couple of weeks.have been buying from here last few years and the service is exceptional!

I've asked the owner to produce one for the 12" sleeve of PANINARO in the associated colourways so hopefully we will have them in the near future!

Take a look!...


https://www.80scasuals.co.uk/
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#2 Post by Nina »

Way better and less obvious designs than on the official garments of recent years - Team PSB don't seem to realise you get to a certain age and you don't want to display the name of a band in big bold lettering like you might as a teen.

Anyway, how is their Medium size? Fitted, relaxed?

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thanks

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#4 Post by PETHEAD72 »

Lol,very true nina!

Fit is standard i would say,i am 6ft,athletic medium build and have bought medium for a closer fit (not tight),or if you prefer a bit looser then go for large.this is for the t shirts.as for the hoodies and sweatshirts i bought medium.hope that helps,👍
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Used to buy from them in the early noughties..tachinni, Ellesse, fila revival...then realised that they are on some level involved with the Luton football firm...and by association Tommy Robinson so stopped buying from them....and also by that time you could get all of that stuff in jd sports so it was being worn by teenagers...not a good look for someone on the wrong side of 30
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raggatwin wrote: Sat 20 Jan 2024, 3:19 pm Used to buy from them in the early noughties..tachinni, Ellesse, fila revival...then realised that they are on some level involved with the Luton football firm...and by association Tommy Robinson so stopped buying from them....and also by that time you could get all of that stuff in jd sports so it was being worn by teenagers...not a good look for someone on the wrong side of 30
Maybe you are thinking of 80's casual classics ragga?,which is a totally different outfit,the owner of this place is a staunch liverpool supporter.
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PETHEAD72 wrote: Sat 20 Jan 2024, 4:28 pm
raggatwin wrote: Sat 20 Jan 2024, 3:19 pm Used to buy from them in the early noughties..tachinni, Ellesse, fila revival...then realised that they are on some level involved with the Luton football firm...and by association Tommy Robinson so stopped buying from them....and also by that time you could get all of that stuff in jd sports so it was being worn by teenagers...not a good look for someone on the wrong side of 30
Maybe you are thinking of 80's casual classics ragga?,which is a totally different outfit,the owner of this place is a staunch liverpool supporter.
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PETHEAD72 wrote: Sat 20 Jan 2024, 5:28 am Hi all,
I thought i would bring this to the attention of fans who haven't visited the website 80's casuals.they have fabulous PANINARO/SUBURBIA inspired t shirts,sweatshirts and hoodies.really nice designs,and the quality is far greater than the merch we buy when the boys are touring.

Really nice colour options,and if your desired size is not in stock they are restocked within a couple of weeks.have been buying from here last few years and the service is exceptional!

I've asked the owner to produce one for the 12" sleeve of PANINARO in the associated colourways so hopefully we will have them in the near future!

Take a look!...


https://www.80scasuals.co.uk/
theyve got some nice gear on there, actually!
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#9 Post by PETHEAD72 »

Yes very nice,i've bought a lot!..great colours as well!...apart from the camel/beige ones!
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#10 Post by ChoonHound »

Cool Bought one. Thanks. Agree 10000% about how awful their official merch is. New Order has been doing cool merch collabs lately. PSB are stuck in the 80s.
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