i checked if there was a thread about neighborhoodies, and there's one about how the link at the top of the site wasn't working or something... so i'm making another.

i ordered a malibu tee from them and got it yesterday, and it's so super cute. and michael even took some time out to write a post card thanking me for the order and for spreading the neighborhoodie love in wisconsin. little gestures like that are always so nice.

so yeah. the people at neighborhoodies are rad.

hyenahell

I'm lost

April 2003

OCT 27, 2004 01:10 PM

i was going to buy one, so i signed up and had one in my cart, but then decided not to get it until i had more cash on my debit card. i got an email asking why i'd decided not to buy the hoodie, and asking for suggestions on how to make the site better. i love these guys!

erikawithak

Los Angeles, CA

April 2004

OCT 27, 2004 01:39 PM

i want a hoodie, i just don't don't know what to put on it. so many options

AdmitOurMistakes

Charlotte, NC

April 2003

OCT 27, 2004 01:44 PM

tell me about it!

waxangel

Baltimore, MD

May 2003

OCT 27, 2004 01:45 PM

Neighborhoodies is cool because they immediately recognized the untapped marketing potential of. that's right, ME, and made the remarkable executive decision to forever link their sales of "The Bronx" tank-tops to my unchallenged awesomeness.

Super Sexy Awesome Ad

Kayla

Dublin, CA

June 2003

OCT 27, 2004 01:47 PM

Their shipping is so freaking expensive though
I was ready to shell out the 50$ for the hoodie, but an extra 20 something to get rush delivery?

(non rush delivery was only 8.50 but that was 3-5 weeks )

StarBelliedBoy

Philadelphia, PA

December 2003

OCT 27, 2004 01:48 PM

I want one but I totally can't afford it... Just like I want an SG hoodie. It sucks being a college student.

MrStitches

Brooklyn, NY

November 2003

OCT 27, 2004 01:51 PM

They're cool, but if I am going to pay $50 for a hoodie, it should give me super powers. Or at least be bulletproof until the first washing.

Gwendolyn

SUICIDEGIRL

Indiana, USA

OCT 27, 2004 01:53 PM

Yeah, they are too expensive.

Kayla

Dublin, CA

June 2003

OCT 27, 2004 01:55 PM

PSSSST, i walked past foot locker the other day and they had a sale for 2 hoodies for like 20 bucks.

and then you can just go to an arts and crafts store and buy heat transfers and make your own :o

you could even make them and sell them on EBAY.

thats what i think i'm gonna do

Niobe

I'm lost

April 2003

OCT 27, 2004 02:01 PM

Kayla said:
PSSSST, i walked past foot locker the other day and they had a sale for 2 hoodies for like 20 bucks.

and then you can just go to an arts and crafts store and buy heat transfers and make your own :o

you could even make them and sell them on EBAY.

thats what i think i'm gonna do

Ohhhh Kayla will you make me one!?!?

Kayla

Dublin, CA

June 2003

OCT 27, 2004 02:17 PM

uhh yes.
if you send me the shirt i will make you one!

wow. i'm starting my own business right here and now.

or hell, i'll buy you the shirt.
that'll be 100 dollars and a rim job.

ok, no rim job.

maybe?

Kayla

Dublin, CA

June 2003

OCT 27, 2004 02:17 PM

HAHA I'm just kidding, i don't even LIKE rim jobs. that much.

Pip

Framingham, MA

OLD SKOOL

OCT 27, 2004 03:04 PM

I understand the price issue, but they are not printing 1,000 hoodies and thus able to lower costs. They are amking most of these on demand. That costs money. If you want to do it yourself go ahead, it'll cost more and won't have nearly the same quality.

The prices are high but fair. The delivery charges are a different issue altogether. The customer service though seems to be superb.