2 Enjoying Death Shirts for sale

Paperbill

I have 2 Enjoying Death shirts for sale, never worn. One is XXL, the other is XXXL. Both fit like a large and may need some alterations.

The XXL was #1 in the Hart production. It does not have the Enjoying death tag, was suppose to be supplied but never received. The XXXL has a little longer sleeves but fits about the same, both too small for me.
If you need a large or medium, this is a great opportunity to get the shirt and have it sized right for you.

Will sell them together or individually. Best offer gets them.

CRB

What are the measurements?

Paperbill

CRB wrote:

What are the measurements?

I almost put in the description please don't ask for measurements. None of the measurements provide by Hart were accurate. If you wear a US Large they will fit, a medium will be fit a bit big. Again might need some alterations, mostly in sleeve length, etc. I wear a US 48-50 Chest. Some shirts I can get my with an XL, others XXL. I can't button these. I sent the XXL to a very well known member here who wears a medium and it was a tad big on him.

Paperbill

Here is a link to the discussion regarding the sizes. The sweet spot for both of these shirts will be someone who normally needs a Large, and understands there will probably be some minor alterations needed.

http://www.ajb007.co.uk/topic/38921/enjoying-death-shirt-update-post-926/page/47/

Paperbill

With all the pages of discussion I am surprised there is no interest in these shirts. I supported this project and unfortunately Hart could not get my sizing correct. Won't someone make me an offer?

CRB

That's the most bizarre set of posts I think I've read on here. I asked you for measurements for precisely those reasons, because of all the history of this shirt. Having a set of measurements would help me ascertain whether or not I can make decent enough alterations to the shirt to fit myself. There's no such thing as size 'Large' measurements - every brand has a different version of what they consider a 'Large' to be. Banana Republic, Ralph Lauren, J Crew, all of those US 'Larges' have fit differently for me. Why would you think of writing 'Don't ask for measurements'. An utterly baffling thing to think.

Perhaps if you actually posted measurements then your 4th post may get some responses.

Anyway, I'm out.

Paperbill

CRB wrote:

That's the most bizarre set of posts I think I've read on here. I asked you for measurements for precisely those reasons, because of all the history of this shirt. Having a set of measurements would help me ascertain whether or not I can make decent enough alterations to the shirt to fit myself. There's no such thing as size 'Large' measurements - every brand has a different version of what they consider a 'Large' to be. Banana Republic, Ralph Lauren, J Crew, all of those US 'Larges' have fit differently for me. Why would you think of writing 'Don't ask for measurements'. An utterly baffling thing to think.

Perhaps if you actually posted measurements then your 4th post may get some responses.

Anyway, I'm out.

Aaaaa was wondering when a rude message was going to happen.
I don't own a tape measure. The bottom line is I am willing to sell these for much less than paid, but will pop them on EBAY tomorrow if no one wants to take advantage.

77007

Please buy one of these shirts to help support the AWTMA.

The Americans Without Tape Measures Association. How Long will we let these unfortunate people continue to suffer? The joy you will bring with your donation is immeasurable.

HalfMonk HalfHitman

No snark, something I discovered to be very useful in situations like this: A dollar bill is six and 1/8 inches long. Works in a pinch!

Westward_Drift

Be prepared for people on eBay to ask for measurements. I always look for measurements unless I have them from another source and often ask when interested in a piece of clothing since there may be variations among individual items with the same tagged size. While I usually wear a large, this isn't always the case, even for a specific designer. For example, I currently own several Billy Reid coats, all with very similar dimensions: one is a medium, one is a large, and one is an extra large. And among the BR peacoats I've found each large I tried on fit differently.

Another example: Tommy Bahama shirts run very big, so I'd wear a medium. I was looking for a Hawaiian shirt similar to the blue shirt worn by Brosnan in DAD. I saw a blue production sample TB shirt on ebay but it was tagged a large. The seller included dimensions in the description. The dimensions worked for me so I bid on it and bought it. Without the dimensions I would have passed.

I find that having a tape measure is indispensable when buying or selling clothing online. It's a couple dollar investment that saves a lot of headaches later on.

tl;dr -- no dimensions, no sale.

Paperbill

Thanks for the humor and the nice messages. I will get a tape measure and post the dimensions.

Orbis non sufficit

did you ever ebay those shirts?

Paperbill

Yes they are sold, please close this. Thanks.

Sir Miles

Paperbill wrote:

Yes they are sold, please close this. Thanks.

Ok.