However, I have no idea where or how I would get this done. I bought a new pair of Nike trainers yesterday and want my initials put on the side as well as my lucky number (7).
Anyone know where I could get this done? Nike don't do it.
However, I have no idea where or how I would get this done. I bought a new pair of Nike trainers yesterday and want my initials put on the side as well as my lucky number (7).
Anyone know where I could get this done? Nike don't do it.
Cobblers.
I suggest you look for a local sweat shop. Get the kids to do it though as their little fingers can really produce the delicate stitching adults can on;y dream of.
Quote: Jacob Loves Comedy @ July 6 2009, 10:54 AM BSTHowever, I have no idea where or how I would get this done. I bought a new pair of Nike trainers yesterday and want my initials put on the side as well as my lucky number (7).
Anyone know where I could get this done? Nike don't do it.
Are you famous, or just vain?
Quote: Leevil @ July 6 2009, 10:56 AM BSTCobblers.
Quote: Jacob Loves Comedy @ July 6 2009, 10:54 AM BSTHowever, I have no idea where or how I would get this done. I bought a new pair of Nike trainers yesterday and want my initials put on the side as well as my lucky number (7).
Anyone know where I could get this done? Nike don't do it.
Yes they do. You just ordered the standard poor-person's type.
Embroider trainers? There's a recesssion and a war on two fronts going on, man. Get a grip!
Just change your name to Nike.
Is that what you did for your jeans?
Quote: Leevil @ July 6 2009, 2:55 PM BSTIs that what you did for your jeans?
Yes. My Baldy Fat Bastard jeans.
Embroidered trainers? Cuh. Bloody kids. *I wish I was reaaaaallly cool*. *And not just some old c**t*.
Quote: Leevil @ July 6 2009, 2:55 PM BSTIs that what you did for your jeans?
Lee-vis?
Quote: Aaron @ July 6 2009, 2:45 PM BSTYes they do. You just ordered the standard poor-person's type.
One of my friends once asked for the word "Sweatshop". They refused!
Hahah. Yeah. They do seem to have certain banned words and phrases. Tends to differ between shoe though.
"Left" and "Right", please. But on the wrong feet to confuse other people.