Bore off. I'm not having the same conversation with you again, it was dull enough last time.

I hope you all realise how much I spent bribing ISC to produce this kit. PS This is the website you should be looking for: www.tradingstandards.gov.uk/

I hope you all realise how much I spent bribing ISC to produce this kit. PS This is the website you should be looking for: www.tradingstandards.gov.uk/

Has anybody changed theirs the shop seems very reluctant to change it saying 30 degrees is too warm even though it says warm wash inside the shirt

Ridiculous. Cant wash a shirt on a 30o wash? Its barmy. Take it down there and ask to speak to the manager.

She kept sayin 30 is too warm it should be hand washed or cold wash but it clearly says on the label machine wash in warm water if 30 is too hot what does warm mean 30 is the lowest my machine goes down to

The only Warrington shirt I occassionally wear was bought in 1994 and has been washed a lot of times, mostly on 40 I assume as that's what I tend to go for, and is in good nick. So good I had it on yesterday in fact.



If you need a replica shirt that badly then get an Ellgren one off eBay. As a bonus the badge is miles better and there's less corporate sponsors so it doesn't look like a motor racing uniform. Winner.

well when you were wrong so many times it must have been boring for you,



never mind stick around and see if we get more complaints about the shirt when the season actually starts....

Bick, to be fair to Ian i don`t think the ones with the upside down Chester University logo have been affected so far, its probably just the other replica shirts that people have reported problems with both in quality and having issues washing them.



You have to be very delicate with rugby league tops in general as their not designed to be pulled around and to get heavily stained on muddy pitches, i have some old replica shirts that are still in great condition even after training in them in the mud etc. People don`t just wear replica shirts to matches, when they become a few years old people start to use them for training etc



A cold wash for a rugby league shirt, ive never heard anything like it

..... What about the parents that buy replica shirts for their kids, the kids that play junior RL will wear them at training as they want to be like their heroes, i`d like to see a cold wash bring out heavy mud stains from a wet and muddy training session.



From what other people have said i wouldn`t expect the ISC shirts to last much longer than the season itself where they stay in great condition.

Thank god for my Canterbury top!

My retro one bought from Pemps last year is cock on.

You really ought to get yourself a girlfriend. Or at least a puncture repair kit for your old one. Anything to take your mind off a replica shirt that costs about 40 quid.

what is pemps website for his retro shirts? pm me if you dont want to put it on here please!