Anyone got Mainline hoodies or tees? Quality any good and do they fit to size or do you need to go up-down in fit

Thanks

In reply to Post #1
Without meaning to sound rude. Why on earth would you want to buy mainline baits clothing. Why not buy clothing from a company that makes quality clothing?

In reply to Post #2
I find it very good quality and size is as expected

In reply to Post #2
Maybe they love mainline

In reply to Post #1
Get yourself a Fruit of the Loom hoody and a big fat marker pen.

In reply to Post #4
Might get myself a Yorkshire Tea hoodie.

In reply to Post #1
I bought a hoodie few years back, felt great ! fleece lined pockets etc etc... washed it and it losted its shape.

I also started to notice the back wasnt long enough so when your sat down or bending over it rides up your back.

I wouldnt buy one again

In reply to Post #7
You basically bought something that was poor quality and didn't fit right, that's all.

Best hoody for fishing? Pentagon Hercules, Military 1st sell them. I have three of them, they're super warm, lots of pockets, good colours, great fit and err, they don't ride up when you bend over

Lol. Are you all Korda haters too 🤣

Are their clothes really that bad?

Thanks for the responses.

Actually, forgot to mention that people are probably right as their customer service is poor also.

I've e-mailed them twice now on fit and size etc and still haven't had a response.

In reply to Post #9
not a lot of people like to walk round like a walking advert
if they gave the clothing away free to advertise their products fair enough

Is genius marketing on behalf of Mainline and the others.

Charge people for their branded clothing so they advertise for them and pay for the privilege. Can't knock it...

I suppose it's just fashion entered into carp fishing and that appeals to some. I don't think my Asda George jumper would turn many heads 😂

In reply to Post #11
Lol, no, but they'll sit on a bank-side like one 😁

Vass springs to mind for waders 😉

I just like the retro look of their design.

In reply to Post #12
It's not genius marketing its the norm. The vast majority of companies put a logo, large or small, on their products.

In reply to Post #12
"Fashion entered carp fishing"

You're having a laugh, half the ****wits at it these days probably think Sue Ryder is a designer label!!