sj32 Posted January 25, 2004 Share Posted January 25, 2004 Bods39, I feel your pain when it comes to Replica/Semi-Pro jerseys made by The Hockey Company (CCM/Koho/Jofa). The accuracy is practically non-existent and the quality is absolute crap! Hockey crests shouldn't be heat sealed on the jerseys, they should be sewn! Can I get a witness?!?totally agrreon a side note, I was flipping through some of my old hockey cards, I came across an old Joe Sakic just after he had be promoted to team captain. how do I know? underneath was the white shadow of an 'A' from where it was removed. call me crazy, but if it was stitched on, it shouldn't leave a shadow...now, im not trying ot be a jerk here. just an observation, mostly a dissapointment that an NHL team would allow something like that to slip...Sewn-on lettering has glue on the back and is heat applied before being sewn - so the numbers or letters don't move when they're being sewn. That is why there would be a shadow if a letter is removed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Reaper98 Posted January 25, 2004 Share Posted January 25, 2004 Bods39, I feel your pain when it comes to Replica/Semi-Pro jerseys made by The Hockey Company (CCM/Koho/Jofa). The accuracy is practically non-existent and the quality is absolute crap! Hockey crests shouldn't be heat sealed on the jerseys, they should be sewn! Can I get a witness?!?totally agrreon a side note, I was flipping through some of my old hockey cards, I came across an old Joe Sakic just after he had be promoted to team captain. how do I know? underneath was the white shadow of an 'A' from where it was removed. call me crazy, but if it was stitched on, it shouldn't leave a shadow...now, im not trying ot be a jerk here. just an observation, mostly a dissapointment that an NHL team would allow something like that to slip...Sewn-on lettering has glue on the back and is heat applied before being sewn - so the numbers or letters don't move when they're being sewn. That is why there would be a shadow if a letter is removed.The proper glue that is used in modern twill numbers is water soluble and disolves on the first washing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Braden Posted January 25, 2004 Share Posted January 25, 2004 oooo dis! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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