Wasn't there a couple of startups in this space? Ideally they should deliver to the UK.
Ask HN: Clothing for a lazy programmer
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#4Maybe Jobs and Einstein did it, but I view it more as a quirk rather than efficiency.
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#5My friends and I want to start a thrift store for old tech company shirts. I bet a "Windows 95" shirt would fetch dozens of dollars.
Have about 6 so far and my most prized one is the red IBM shirt. IBM! RED! It's brilliant. Now, While I love them, the cut on these shirts is absolute crap. Fits grand on neck and wrist but is the poofiest thing everywhere else. You yanks! Would pay extra to have it cut to a better fit.
In terms of market, if you get the brand right you might be able to skirt both earnest tech-heads and the Vaporwave kids who like this kind of stuff: http://www.ebay.ie/itm/Japanese-Windows-Long-Sleeve-Tee-T-Sh...
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#6You mean clothing stores? But seriously: Uniqlo.
Otherwise this would probably be a better discussion for styleforum.net or reddit.
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#8My friends and I want to start a thrift store for old tech company shirts. I bet a "Windows 95" shirt would fetch dozens of dollars.
Do it! Theres a good few on eBay already so the market is there. I love and collect old-school tech company work shirts. Once literally bought the shirt off a guys back out one night because he had a nice DELL shirt. Offered him €10 for it and he took it and was immediately escorted off the premises for being topless. Have about 6 so far and my most prized one is the red IBM shirt. IBM! RED! It's brilliant. Now, Whil…
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Do it! Theres a good few on eBay already so the market is there. I love and collect old-school tech company work shirts. Once literally bought the shirt off a guys back out one night because he had a nice DELL shirt. Offered him €10 for it and he took it and was immediately escorted off the premises for being topless. Have about 6 so far and my most prized one is the red IBM shirt. IBM! RED! It's brilliant. Now, Whil…
Man. That sweater is cool though.
https://www.etsy.com/ie/listing/221858048/sega-dreamcast-lon... https://www.etsy.com/ie/listing/239251010/windows-japanese-l... https://www.etsy.com/ie/listing/221858970/n64-long-sleeve-t-...
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#10Sometimes, I think people spend too much time and energy trying to avoid spending too much time and energy on what to wear. Maybe Jobs and Einstein did it, but I view it more as a quirk rather than efficiency.
Though even Trunk Club is too gourmet. I just need a service that will send me Forever21 t-shirts and leggings when mine are devoured by holes.