Looking for a Nintendo Hoodie

[quote name='Veronica Mars']Hot Topic.[/quote]

Any place other than this. They don't have online stuff, only in their stores.
 
Friend of Sonic, I HIGHLY recommend the "Devil Cleaners" for taking out grease/oil. If it's not a large spot (or even sometimes if it is), these little bottles do wonders! They are generally sold in supermarkets and / or craft stores like "Joanne Fabrics". They are infinitely useful :)
 
[quote name='goomba478']Friend of Sonic, I HIGHLY recommend the "Devil Cleaners" for taking out grease/oil. If it's not a large spot (or even sometimes if it is), these little bottles do wonders! They are generally sold in supermarkets and / or craft stores like "Joanne Fabrics". They are infinitely useful :)[/QUOTE]
Will do! I really love my Nintendo hoodie. I hate that I let it get stained. Thanks!
 
Warning I tried that Pac man hoodie in a hot topic store as I was interested in it too. I normally wear a mens XL but I had to go up 2 sizes just to get it to fit me. Things things run REALLY small. Also the material is crap as its very stiff, its not like a sweatshirt hoodie at all. And I have 8 year old shirts that are size XL and still fit me perfect.

Hot topic's clothing has gone downhill and its gotten more expensive, as if it isn't already extremely overpriced, but I did score some shirts off a huge pile of video game shirts at kohls for 9.99 each if anyone is interested.
 
[quote name='SaraAB']
Hot topic's clothing has gone downhill and its gotten more expensive, as if it isn't already extremely overpriced, but I did score some shirts off a huge pile of video game shirts at kohls for 9.99 each if anyone is interested.[/QUOTE]

Preach it sister! I picked up a few Nintendo t shirts from HT years ago for $12 each (on sale, regular price was $15). Now similar shirts (same brand) are marked up to like $30.
 
You're better off buying a cheap plain hoodie and then getting a Nintendo iron-on or patch.
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80stees.com, I got the red sweater with the Nintendo logo on it for something like $30. I haven't looked recently, but that was a decent price compared to how much it was in stores. And if you can wait, you can sign up for their newsletter and wait for a coupon code to show up.
 
I would just find a sweatshirt or hoodie that fit really well and paint the nintendo logo on it with fabric paint. It looks like a relatively easy logo to do, although I have never had the need to do this because store bought Nintendo shirts are plentiful enough and cheap enough to satisfy my need for them. I will save my painting efforts for Sega logos and for shirts that just do not exist and never will.

I found red Nintendo hoodies once in Target a few years back, they were horrible, the logos were melting and they were very irregularly done.

Kohls, JC Penny and Sears are great places for buying video game shirts cheaply, Sears usually charges 9.99 or 8.99 after discounts, JC penny usually 12.99 or 9.99 and Kohls charges 9.99. No need to pay hot topic's ridiculously marked up prices, sometimes these stores have the exact same designs as hot topic sells. These store bought shirts last a very long time too.
 
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