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Agree with my son that it's the nicest of the 3. Hopefully out soon.sam3110 said:
Mint greenBigRedEvil said:
What colour is the 3rd gk kit?Swindon_Addick said:
On Sunday they had just home and away keepers in the shop, not third.Talal said:Not sure if they're in the shop but the third gk shirt isn't online yet, which typically is the one my eldest son would like for his birthday.
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The point is why is the only option a full mini kit for anyone between 2-6 years old when they do little tracksuits for kids up to 18-24 months but nothing beyond that age and start doing more options such as training stuff once they hit age 7.shine166 said:
Mini kits have always been the only way to buy for younger children, my boy is 7 and we've always purchased that way. This is the first year his shirt has come without shorts and socks.Sage said:One of my biggest issues is they only have full mini kits for kids and my 2 year old is only going to wear the shirt, so paying over £50 for a kit is not worth it when they don’t sell things separately. Which they did last season.
Also, other than the mini kits, there is literally not a single item they sell that’s for ages between 2 years and 6 years as the boys stuff starts from age 6-7.
Apparently trying to grow revenue and grow the fanbase, but doing an almighty shocking job on the retail side because it’s ages between 2-6 where kids start to really get into things so the clear lack of any options is beyond poor.
Having asked the question in the shop, they had no idea and only said they’re trying to push the main shirt sales.
You can make the shop and website look better, but if stock and range of products are rubbish, you aren’t going to improve.
The only option you have if you got a kid between 2-6 years is to buy a full mini kit that they’re only really ever going to wear just the shirt for, of which the quality is shocking and the badge is part of the design of the top, making the quality worse and when it goes through the wash it ends up misshaped.
It’s not hard for a Championship club to offer better and more variety.1 -
There could definitely do with being more variety but im pretty sure mini kits for under 7 is pretty much standard across all clubs, its definitely not something only we do.Sage said:
The point is why is the only option a full mini kit for anyone between 2-6 years old when they do little tracksuits for kids up to 18-24 months but nothing beyond that age and start doing more options such as training stuff once they hit age 7.shine166 said:
Mini kits have always been the only way to buy for younger children, my boy is 7 and we've always purchased that way. This is the first year his shirt has come without shorts and socks.Sage said:One of my biggest issues is they only have full mini kits for kids and my 2 year old is only going to wear the shirt, so paying over £50 for a kit is not worth it when they don’t sell things separately. Which they did last season.
Also, other than the mini kits, there is literally not a single item they sell that’s for ages between 2 years and 6 years as the boys stuff starts from age 6-7.
Apparently trying to grow revenue and grow the fanbase, but doing an almighty shocking job on the retail side because it’s ages between 2-6 where kids start to really get into things so the clear lack of any options is beyond poor.
Having asked the question in the shop, they had no idea and only said they’re trying to push the main shirt sales.
You can make the shop and website look better, but if stock and range of products are rubbish, you aren’t going to improve.
The only option you have if you got a kid between 2-6 years is to buy a full mini kit that they’re only really ever going to wear just the shirt for, of which the quality is shocking and the badge is part of the design of the top, making the quality worse and when it goes through the wash it ends up misshaped.
It’s not hard for a Championship club to offer better and more variety.0 -
This has probably been asked before but do you get Valley Gold discount if you buy online?0
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southamptonaddick said:This has probably been asked before but do you get Valley Gold discount if you buy online?
I think you get the discount but you do not get the product.
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It will automatically add the discount in the basket.southamptonaddick said:This has probably been asked before but do you get Valley Gold discount if you buy online?1 -
3 weeks later but order eventually arrived, with the personalisation on the wrong shirt 🤦♂️9
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Clueless and inefficient department.MattF said:3 weeks later but order eventually arrived, with the personalisation on the wrong shirt 🤦♂️3 -
I saw this shirt in a video from the QPR game, but cant find it online, is it only available in the shop please?
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I’m sure this question has been asked a million times already but how are the sizes coming up? Should you go a size up as an adult?0
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I'm usually between a M/L depending on the top. I went for a size L to play it safe with the third shirt as buying online and it fits perfectly1
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An abomination, hope it’s not available anywhere.andipandi said:I saw this shirt in a video from the QPR game, but cant find it online, is it only available in the shop please?4 -
I bought the same size as usual, big fat bastard size, and I thought it came up a big bigger than usual and the material is a bit more stretchy so room to grow into it 😀ProperCharlton said:I'm usually between a M/L depending on the top. I went for a size L to play it safe with the third shirt as buying online and it fits perfectly0 -
If the club shop doesn't do it, then someone enterprising needs to start selling T-Shirts with "At no point have I ever volleyed a cat" on the front.4
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Its 15% off of GK kits this week in the store/online.0
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This could be quite popular with the younger supporters.clive said:1
