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Nudie Cafe T-Shirts for Sale

Nudie Cafe T-Shirt

With the "Nudie Cafe" event now over, since we still have some t-shirts left over (Swedish graphic designer PMKFA remixing a Nudie Jeans tee), we’ve decided to sell the remaining stock online. We sill have quite a few mediums and larges, but only 2 smalls 1 small no smalls left. Be warned that they run rather small (I usually wear M, but for this tee L fits me nicely). We’re selling them for 4500 yen, which includes shipping for anywhere in the world. To order, paypal me the amount (send the money to jean@jeansnow.net), and include your mailing address and size choice. Huge thanks to Jens Petersen for the great photo.

Update
Only 1 small left, but many of the other sizes.

Update 2
There are no more smalls left, but other sizes are still available.

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13 Responses

  1. Jesper says:

    …and thanks MAMIKA for modelling ;)

  2. Jean Snow says:

    And she looks good wearing her Nudie jeans!

  3. Hiro says:

    I found the picture of wonderful “Nude Cafe party” with the web.
    Great!

    Does the stock of NudiexPMKFA T-shirt still exist?
    I want the Medium size.
    I runs to PAYPAL if there is a stock!

  4. Jean Snow says:

    Yes, I still have them in stock.

  5. Oakie says:

    Is M-size still in the stock?

  6. Jean Snow says:

    Yes, it still is.

  7. AZ says:

    Is this shirt still in stock? preferably size M is still available?

  8. Jean Snow says:

    Yes, the shirt is still in stock, both in M and L.

  9. Miles styles says:

    what does 4500 yen equal in Canadian Dollars? and on a side note any more mediums?

  10. Jean Snow says:

    I checked online right now, and it comes to just over CAN$40. And yes, there are still mediums available.

  11. elisa says:

    are you still selling the t-shirts?

  12. Jean Snow says:

    We still have some Mediums and Larges, yeah.

  13. shirtarmada says:

    I like the retro look!!!

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