Tesco-bargain! Formula 1 T Shirt £1.25

bargain-chic

Hi All!! First Thread
Tesco's (southport) Have Formula One T.shirts - All Men Sizes S, M. L, Xl & Xxl Reduced From £10.00 To £1.25 - Navy Blue Or White, And Also Grey Polo Shirts In All Sizes Reduced From £15.00 To £1.88, They Seem To Be Very Good Quality.

dawnybabes

These are a bargain if you can get them, got hubby some for xmas and they wash great !

*LoopyLaura*

I got one for my Dad for Fathers Day last year & he loved it!

VfM4meplse

bargain-chic wrote: »

They Seem To Be Very Good Quality.

Merchandise produced by hungry workers in India and China usually is.

tpsjrm

So we should all stop buying the clothes and put them out of a job and make them even hungrier??

Violetta_2

Pooh they were £5 when I picked 1 up today, Got a nice belt too. Shhh don't tell him , surprise for his birthday.

dervish

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Merchandise produced by hungry workers in India and China usually is.

so what!? :mad:

Thats the world we live in and whether you buy them or not it will contine! So fill your boots whuile you can.

matty17r

I paid £3.75 in Park Farm Tesco, Ashford, yesterday.

davelewis

Tesco Fforestfach in Swansea have Guiness T-Shirts for .......... 25p!

Nice too

freebiequennie

these F1 t-shirts are excellent quality got them for my husband for xmas got a t-shirt and a polo shirt one was £4 and the other £6 i think as were half price but brough ona 20% off day.

will keep an eye out those coz at that bargain price will buy some for male family members as birthday and xmas pressies

skeba

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Merchandise produced by hungry workers in India and China usually is.

I can't help but sigh at some peoples ignorance. It may seem wrong that these countries people have a lower quality of life than us but do they really. They live in countries hugely overpopulated and there may quite simply not be enough food to go round, as opposed to our country whose eating habits are going the same way as the yanks and obesity is rife. The people working in these factories will i bet you be far happier (on a scale of happiness) than many of us and our children. These factories employ children who do not have the same pressures inflicted on them that our children have, they go to work earn a wage - simple. We are pushing our kids to do well at school, they have to cope with bullying and peer pressures, drink and drugs, parents splitting up and the list goes on. There is a lot to be said for the simpler life, i seen a programme last year about Primark workers in India and honestly i was surpised at how happy they were and so full of enthusiasm at their work.