New from Heinnie,
http://heinnie.com/Shag-Master-Hoodie/p--9629/
Do like the look of the new Svord mini though.
http://heinnie.com/Shag-Master-Hoodie/p--9629/
Do like the look of the new Svord mini though.
Oh dear, whats the world coming to.
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If you've got 'Shag Master' written on your hoodie it won't be long until you can change that to Bait Master 
Took me a while to figure out that a 'Die-Cut 3”x5” Loop Swatch', is a piece of velcro.
Must be getting old. :?
Must be getting old. :?
maybe just as well MacDonalds won't allow me to view heinnies site 
If it was less than £50 and wasn't called "Shag Master" (or at least didn't have it written on the outside) I'd have that. It looks comfy.
But at £200 they are most definitely taking the Michael.
As with a lot on Heinnie's I find myself wondering who exactly buys these things? Like a £1500 Rockstead knife - has anyone ever heard of one that was actually bought?
But at £200 they are most definitely taking the Michael.
As with a lot on Heinnie's I find myself wondering who exactly buys these things? Like a £1500 Rockstead knife - has anyone ever heard of one that was actually bought?
I know of a (very) few that have been bought, but I've never known one that was actually used.
An 'EDZ Yeti fleece' with a hood, tactical look and an extra £180 by the look of it.
+1
If it keeps me warm and i feel it's reasonably priced i don't really care what it looks like.
Buggered if i'd pay that for a hoody though.
Does it have a label on the outside or inside that says "Shag Master"? That could be pretty funny.
Divided by the Atlantic...and by a common language
Divided by the Atlantic...and by a common language
"Shag Master" I presume refers to the rough piles you get off it, same as a rough carpet or the robust shred of a good Navy Shag tobacco. A good Navy shag was popular when I was younger although I never took to it myself. For younger members :-
"Shag - The finest shred of pipe tobacco, in which the leaves are shredded into long, but extremely thin pieces. Gives a fiery burn and is extremely popular, even though in Edwardian England it was considered a thing of the poor. The majority of shag tobaccos contain a high amount of virginia tobacco, as their longer leaves allow this cut."
http://www.smokerschoiceguide.co.uk/pipe-tobacco.htm
"Shag - The finest shred of pipe tobacco, in which the leaves are shredded into long, but extremely thin pieces. Gives a fiery burn and is extremely popular, even though in Edwardian England it was considered a thing of the poor. The majority of shag tobaccos contain a high amount of virginia tobacco, as their longer leaves allow this cut."
http://www.smokerschoiceguide.co.uk/pipe-tobacco.htm
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I'll have you know that some of the younger members of BCUK Smoke a Pipe and also Smoke cigars
Yes I am 27 and I smoke a pipe, and proud of it too!And That hoodie is a joke, I wouldn't trust or ware anything that uses a pun in it's name like that, is this the bushy equivalent of that Juicy brand that seem's to be doing the rounds?
OK, here in holland we smoke shag (not the funny stuff but it's just the name for rolling tobacco)
As do we :thumbup: shag is a common loose tobacco over here aswell. Shag is also a slang name for friend. As in "eyup shag, r goer " or passes that spanner shag
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