Any sites to order jerseys?

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I went to the Cowboys pro shop website, and they dont have that many jerseys to select from so I was wondering if ya'll knew of any other good websites?
 
yukijersey.com

Yes, they're cheap knockoffs from Asia, but I don't care what anyone says, they look real and are a fraction of the price. I have a real authentic Roy Williams #31 jersey from the Cowboys Pro Shop and if you don't put it right next to one of my knocksoffs and go over it throughly, you can't tell the difference.

Some people will tell you that it's obvious or whatever, but I disagree. And the picture you see are what they look like so you can check it out for yourself.
 
I was going to say jersey101.com but it appears to be the same company as yukijersey.com. The website is different but the pics are the same.
 
Don't go to any of those sites, unless you want a fake jersey. Some people don't care, and you may not, but I refuse to wear a fake.

I'd say go to NFL.COM. You can get any player's jersey made. Just customize one, pick whichever player you want.

get a POOTS jersey.
 
I heard Cajun knows some really good local shops to buy from.........:laugh2:
 
I love getting jerseys from yuki. Never got a NFL jersey from there but I got a NHL, NBA and there's no way you can tell the difference.
 
I can spot a fake from a mile away. In case you need help...

[youtube]iAgxTbQZkqE[/youtube]
 
Rynie;4058502 said:
I can spot a fake from a mile away. In case you need help...

[youtube]iAgxTbQZkqE[/youtube]
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Not all fakes are easy to spot..

I've seen ones that the jock tag is correct, and has a real football look, not that odd squiggly box they showed( they must have tried hard to find the cheapest knockoff possible for that).

Some details that are obvious to notice weren't listed on that video.

Look for three things:

First the NFL Equipment shield located on the neck of the jersey. It ALMOST ALWAYS will have stitching errors on a fake. As in the letters are not clearly separated, and may have stitching attached from one letter to the next when you look at it close.

Second, fake jerseys from MOST SITES will have the lettering wrong. Most often the letters are to wide (especially on Steelers knockoffs). The typical jersey letter is a pre-set size and cut. You'll notice the letters looks disproportionate to the actual jersey letters if you see a fake next to a real one. Either to wide, or too long.

Third, like the first tip, most fakes will have stitching errors, they may be minor but they are always going to be there. Even on good looking knockoffs. Check the Reebok logo on the sleeve, there is usually a stitching error on it. It looks good from a distance but will have strings that attach to the next part of the design. Not only that, i've seen mispelling on the jock tag. One of my friends has a really nice looking jersey that says "Engineered the exact spedification" It says Spedification instead of Specification.

One last note, jerseys are sold with the patch.The cowboys pro-shop online sold the 50th anniversary jerseys last year. I dont know about the authentics, but the replica AND EQT/Premiers both came with them last season.
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You get what you pay for. Jersey101/yuki/toonjersey have pretty decent knockoffs, but they are knockoffs. No doubt about it. They are better then a lot of the Ebay ones at least.

If you can't afford an authentic, the jersey101 are a lot better then an official NFL EQT/Premier jersey. And cost a 1/3 of the price.

As always, you do get what you pay for though.
 
Hoofbite;4058485 said:
I heard Cajun knows some really good local shops to buy from.........:laugh2:
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I ain't buying from there. The same jersey can be bought from one of those sites for half what this guy was charging.
 
Muhast;4058767 said:
One last note, jerseys are sold with the patch.
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Yeah, that kind of made me question the video a bit. Some jerseys do have patches. My Aikman jersey has the 75th anniversary patch, and I bought it in 1995 from a shop that sold only NFL merchandise during a time where there wasn't a whole lot of fake jerseys being made. It was $240 and made by Apex. I KNOW that jersey is authentic...
 
Cajuncowboy;4058802 said:
I ain't buying from there. The same jersey can be bought from one of those sites for half what this guy was charging.
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...and I thought it was you that was selling them. :laugh2:
 
weiketrade.com

It takes about 6-10 days to get your order .i purchaes 2 pieces jersey for 75 dollars including shipping. it's a great deal and the quality is 2nd to none for a knockoff jersey. They're much better than the 80 dollar official replicas.
 
likesupply.biz

i just order a staubach one from there. a buddy said they look the same, only $17, ill post some pics when i get it.

here is a pic of the jersey on the site;
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here is a pic of a staubach authentic on nflcowboyshop.com
Mitchell-And-Ness-Dallas-Cowboys-12-Roger-Staubach-Blue-Authentic-Throwback-NFL-Jersey.jpg
 
Muhast;4058767 said:
Not all fakes are easy to spot..

I've seen ones that the jock tag is correct, and has a real football look, not that odd squiggly box they showed( they must have tried hard to find the cheapest knockoff possible for that).

Some details that are obvious to notice weren't listed on that video.

Look for three things:

First the NFL Equipment shield located on the neck of the jersey. It ALMOST ALWAYS will have stitching errors on a fake. As in the letters are not clearly separated, and may have stitching attached from one letter to the next when you look at it close.

Second, fake jerseys from MOST SITES will have the lettering wrong. Most often the letters are to wide (especially on Steelers knockoffs). The typical jersey letter is a pre-set size and cut. You'll notice the letters looks disproportionate to the actual jersey letters if you see a fake next to a real one. Either to wide, or too long.

Third, like the first tip, most fakes will have stitching errors, they may be minor but they are always going to be there. Even on good looking knockoffs. Check the Reebok logo on the sleeve, there is usually a stitching error on it. It looks good from a distance but will have strings that attach to the next part of the design. Not only that, i've seen mispelling on the jock tag. One of my friends has a really nice looking jersey that says "Engineered the exact spedification" It says Spedification instead of Specification.

One last note, jerseys are sold with the patch.The cowboys pro-shop online sold the 50th anniversary jerseys last year. I dont know about the authentics, but the replica AND EQT/Premiers both came with them last season.
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You get what you pay for. Jersey101/yuki/toonjersey have pretty decent knockoffs, but they are knockoffs. No doubt about it. They are better then a lot of the Ebay ones at least.

If you can't afford an authentic, the jersey101 are a lot better then an official NFL EQT/Premier jersey. And cost a 1/3 of the price.

As always, you do get what you pay for though.
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toonjersey ? sounds good .
 
albertjenney;4088663 said:
toonjersey ? sounds good .
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That's the only "Knockoff" site I recommend to people. If you KNOW your not getting a real product, and don't mind, they are a great source.

The jerseys look great for a small price. I think it's 38.10 total with shipping. That is less than half of a replica's price.
 
Muhast;4089095 said:
That's the only "Knockoff" site I recommend to people. If you KNOW your not getting a real product, and don't mind, they are a great source.

The jerseys look great for a small price. I think it's 38.10 total with shipping. That is less than half of a replica's price.
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yah , tarajersey seems up now .are they the same company ? the pics there and background exactly the same .
 
i have used dhgate.com three times and got a miles austin pro bowl jersey (flawless), jay ratliff jersey, and a mike jenkins. each one was around $40. obviously they are fake, but i cannot tell the difference
 
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