Football Shirt Framing Recommends

[Swanjaxs]

Got a couple of shirts that need framing, apparently there's a guy down Mayals way that does it, anyone got firms they have used or can recommend?
Thanks troops

 

[stevethejack]

https://m.facebook.com/Framesandsculpts

These look good - not used them.

 

[Swanjaxs]

https://m.facebook.com/Framesandsculpts

These look good - not used them.

Some good stuff fair play, I'll give them a bell for a quote

 

[MrSwerve]

I've framed a couple down the years, currently have a shirt signed by the 2015 squad proudly on the wall. I wouldn't bother paying to be honest - I literally went to B&M, bought a frame, folded the shirt tidily and job's a good'un. Cost something like £8. Looks as professional as any of the proper services.

 

[Swanjaxs]

I've framed a couple down the years, currently have a shirt signed by the 2015 squad proudly on the wall. I wouldn't bother paying to be honest - I literally went to B&M, bought a frame, folded the shirt tidily and job's a good'un. Cost something like £8. Looks as professional as any of the proper services.

The bidding site I bought the two shirts from offered a framing service, just to get the shirt framed was £220, they offered sleeve folding for an extra £40, club badge another £20 and so on, if you wanted all the extras it would have been not far off 300 quid :lol:

 

[Darran]

Gavin at Frames and Sculpts is the best around,I’ve recommended him to loads of people including the Swans who now use him all the time.
He did this shirt my wife had off LT10 free of charge because it was for charity.

 

[Darran]

Gavin at Frames and Sculpts is the best around,I’ve recommended him to loads of people including the Swans who now use him all the time.
He did this shirt my wife had off LT10 free of charge because it was for charity.

Go through his photos.

https://x.com/framesandsculp1?s=21&t=8BnvJmDLISdr7hKzaW8FKg

 

[MrSwerve]

That looks really smart Dar, with the shirt outline etc. Don't get me wrong, mine have been bog standard 'square' shirt frames, lol.

 

[Darran]

That looks really smart Dar, with the shirt outline etc. Don't get me wrong, mine have been bog standard 'square' shirt frames, lol.

He does a great job,when I went to pick that up he was framing a machine gun for an Al Pacino exhibition. :lol:

 

[MrSwerve]

The bidding site I bought the two shirts from offered a framing service, just to get the shirt framed was £220, they offered sleeve folding for an extra £40, club badge another £20 and so on, if you wanted all the extras it would have been not far off 300 quid :lol:

Yeah I just don't get it to be honest mate. The one Dar posted looks great mind - no idea on the prices for that, but IMO it's just not worth forking out £50 let alone hundreds to stick a shirt in a frame. It's easy to do yourself and they look fantastic on the wall even if they're homemade.

 

[MrSwerve]

He does a great job,when I went to pick that up he was framing a machine gun for an Al Pacino exhibition. :lol:

Any idea how much that would have cost (the shirt frame in the pic)?

 

[Swanjaxs]

Go through his photos.

https://x.com/framesandsculp1?s=21&t=8BnvJmDLISdr7hKzaW8FKg

This is the same guy that stevethejack recommended, will drop him a dm via twitter

 

[Darran]

This is the same guy that stevethejack recommended, will drop him a dm via twitter

Yes.

 

[Darran]

Any idea how much that would have cost (the shirt frame in the pic)?

Email him. framesandsculpts@gmail.com

 

[Darran]

He does a great job,when I went to pick that up he was framing a machine gun for an Al Pacino exhibition. :lol:

There it is. :lol: