AngeloS76

http://www.spapparel.com/content/themes/sp-apparel/resources/assets/pdf/catalog.pdf#page=4

Call it whatever you like, but that's the way they want to handle your orders and mine. In a sentence: "take it or leave it" They aren't hurting for your business or mine, so if that's the way they want to do things. who are we to say. They don't have to take our orders, you know. And collectors don't exactly have the greatest reputation for being easy customers either...

They do not

If you are to have EPS do your Bruins jersey, they will do regular kiss-cut twill. Their in-house font is almost identical to the on-ice style from that time period, but it won't have the same production style of the original (i.e., the faux kiss-cut vinyl layer). If you want them to do dye sublimation, it'll cost a lot more - closer to $100 or $110 per item. And from what Josh and others at EPS told me, doing vinyl or screen-print + twill would cost over $150 per item because of the additional man-hours necessary for that job. I think Custom Crafted can still do the 2000s style jerseys with the vinyl or dye-sublimated styling, but I'm not sure how much they charge for that now.

Hundred dollar bills, Hogan! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtyqHfWgwjM But in all seriousness, it's either cash or money order. In the past, I would call and ask them how much a job would cost, they would tell me, and then I would mail in the jersey with a paper saying what my order was, along with the payment. Then, I would wait a while, and eventually find a UPS package at my door with a nice styled-up jersey inside. It'll be more pricey than most other suppliers, and it may take a while to get your order back. But if you want original accuracy, then that's the price you'll have to pay. I can only answer generally, maybe some Sabres fans can give better information. But from what I have encountered with Buffalo jerseys, it seems that the team uses the same kits that all NHL suppliers get, known as the "NHL/NHLPA" kits (e.g. https://www.stahls.com/official-nhl-player-name-number). It doesn't seem that the Sabres kits have had any "in-house" alterations performed on the artwork in the past. So, my best guess would be that Action Spot or even Exclusive Pro would most likely do just fine in lettering your 05-06 jersey using the default NHL name/number kits.

Could be Snoop Dogg...

yfw: https://i.makeagif.com/media/3-28-2015/c8h5Mf.gif

Goalie-style Flames 2011 Heritage Classic http://www.ebay.com/itm/122271959367

Joke's on us anyway, Big Bear is by contract only, so you'd have to find some place that has a contract open with them

Fitz makes deals into cakewalks. Though, I've seriously neglected giving props to all the members I've done deals with these past couple of years. Too many names to list, too many deals to count. But, big shout out to all the members I've done deals with on here and on eBay.

Have you seen this rendition of said item? http://www.ebay.com/itm/282173594058

Gotta give props to the people who put up the coin to re-produce those jerseys. It's a clever way to tap into the demand for those avant-garde '95-96 third jerseys. But with that said, I'm surprised we're here discussing lettering styles for what appears to be unlicensed merch... These seem no different than those reproduction Wild Wing and BK jerseys that have popped up in recent months.

Sorry, that pic accidentally made it into that gallery, I'll have to re-upload

A few nice shirts at low starting bids: http://www.ebay.com/sch/chelseafan53/m.html

Voila...? http://www.ebay.com/itm/WASHINGTON-CAPITALS-Team-Logo-OFFICIAL-NHL-ASG-Sew-On-Shoulder-Patch-/182072851933