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JRutledge Mon Jan 05, 2009 11:52pm
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Originally Posted by Amesman (Post 564941)
A very experienced assignor around here told me the mesh tend to snag easier than others, though they're comfortable as all get out. Sure enough, yesterday my latest mesh acquisition got a few pulls after just a few weeks of use -- apparently a chest-pocket zipper on a fleece jacket I wore briefly was the culprit. Any thoughts by the collective wisdom on the pros and cons of mesh or not?
They do snag from time to time. But I do not wear them to games, so it is not a problem. ;)

Peace

Adam Mon Jan 05, 2009 11:55pm
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Originally Posted by JRutledge (Post 564944)
They do snag from time to time. But I do not wear them to games, so it is not a problem. ;)

Peace
Subtle. :cool:

Adam Mon Jan 05, 2009 11:56pm
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Originally Posted by Ch1town (Post 564658)
Isn't OS one of the 16 that got hired in the D-League :D
Would that be D-Block down in Florence?

JRutledge Mon Jan 05, 2009 11:59pm
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Originally Posted by Snaqwells (Post 564947)
Subtle. :cool:
But true. :D

Peace

Texas Aggie Tue Jan 06, 2009 12:09am
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mesh tend to snag easier than others
Snag on what?

I've been wearing the side panel shirts from Officials Choice now for 2 years. In fact, I think that's all I've worn this year. They are the best shirts I've worn. The Smitty shirts are good material wise, but the side panels don't have the stretchable material the OC shirts do -- which I think greatly benefits keeping the shirts tucked in.

Amesman Tue Jan 06, 2009 10:13am
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Originally Posted by JRutledge (Post 564944)
They do snag from time to time. But I do not wear them to games, so it is not a problem. ;)

Peace
Smooth, indeed. :cool:

Could we all only have enough experience already not to have to work a quick kid game here or there.

PIAA REF Tue Jan 06, 2009 01:13pm
I must have an obsession with official gear. I am into my 8th year I own 2 old school polyester with the coller, 2 polyester without, I also have 4 smitty mesh cool fit ref shirts ( 2 each with flag going oppoisite way) One gray ref shirt. Four ref sansabelt pants.
In my state we decided to put the flag on the opposite sleve that our state patch is on. When they first put them on they put them on as if you would look at the flag it was correct. But being on your right arm the stars should be in the other corner of the flag (closest to your heart.) Some people think this is a big deal others may not. The state said either is exceptable since the flag need to be displayed like that on military uniforms only. I have both so when I work with certain people (like military vets) I can wear the uniform with the flag that has the stars closer to my heart.

Adam Tue Jan 06, 2009 01:34pm
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Originally Posted by PIAA REF (Post 565195)
I must have an obsession with official gear. I am into my 8th year I own 2 old school polyester with the coller, 2 polyester without, I also have 4 smitty mesh cool fit ref shirts ( 2 each with flag going oppoisite way) One gray ref shirt. Four ref sansabelt pants.
In my state we decided to put the flag on the opposite sleve that our state patch is on. When they first put them on they put them on as if you would look at the flag it was correct. But being on your right arm the stars should be in the other corner of the flag (closest to your heart.) Some people think this is a big deal others may not. The state said either is exceptable since the flag need to be displayed like that on military uniforms only. I have both so when I work with certain people (like military vets) I can wear the uniform with the flag that has the stars closer to my heart.
Any time I wear a flag, it will have the stars forward, as if it is moving forward and not in retreat.
That said, it doesn't bother me how others wear it.

JRutledge Tue Jan 06, 2009 01:36pm
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Originally Posted by Amesman (Post 565082)
Smooth, indeed. :cool:

Could we all only have enough experience already not to have to work a quick kid game here or there.
I would never go to any game dressed unless in a very big time pinch. And a shirt is the last thing I would be wearing to the game. That is what the bag is for. ;)

Peace

LSams Tue Jan 06, 2009 01:36pm
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Originally Posted by PIAA REF (Post 565195)
I must have an obsession with official gear. ..
the first step is admitting you have a problem;)

TravelinMan Tue Jan 06, 2009 01:52pm
Collared shirts must go
 
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Originally Posted by PIAA REF (Post 565195)
I am into my 8th year I own 2 old school polyester with the coller, 2 polyester without, I also have 4 smitty mesh cool fit ref shirts ( 2 each with flag going oppoisite way) One gray ref shirt. Four ref sansabelt pants.
In your 10th year you will get rid of the collared shirts. Makes a nice gift for wife or significant other. :D

refnrev Tue Jan 06, 2009 07:53pm
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Originally Posted by PIAA REF (Post 565195)
I must have an obsession with official gear. I am into my 8th year I own 2 old school polyester with the coller, 2 polyester without, I also have 4 smitty mesh cool fit ref shirts ( 2 each with flag going oppoisite way) One gray ref shirt. Four ref sansabelt pants.
I need to introduce you to a guy named TJones1.;) I think you may be twins who were separated at birth.... except for the byron collar shirts. I'll bet he just has those for football.

26 Year Gap Tue Jan 06, 2009 10:29pm
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Originally Posted by refnrev (Post 565411)
I need to introduce you to a guy named TJones1.;) I think you may be twins who were separated at birth.... except for the byron collar shirts. I'll bet he just has those for football.

Two peas in a POD.


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