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Star date: 5th April 2010 

Salford Star T-Shirts In Stock

We have a number of top £6 Salford Star t-shirts in stock and ready to dispatch, with free delivery anywhere in Central Salford.

For a full list just click here…


SALFORD STAR T-SHIRTS

All T-Shirts are £6 (except where stated), in Central Salford it's free delivery  and outside Central Salford it's £3 for p&p.

To buy one just give us a ring on 07957 982960 or e-mail info@salfordstar.com


T-SHIRTS IN STOCK

Small:
Sky Blue t-shirt with silver logo
Light Green with dark green logo

Medium:
Brown t-shirt gold logo
Navy with white logo
Maroon with silver logo
Brown with pink logo
Sky Blue with olive green logo
Black long sleeved t-shirt with bronze logo (£10)

Large:
Red t-shirt with white logo

Extra large:
Sports Grey with electric red logo

We still have special Salford Star Baby Grows on sale for £5

We can make up virtually any colour t-shirt (£6) or hoody (£20) with any colour logo but there may be up to 10 weeks waiting time so get your order in early!

We can also get Salford Star mugs (£6) but need to order three dozen at a time, so if you're interested in one of these please let us know.

Salford Star wrote
at 23:12:56 on 27 March 2014
See Gary Hopwood's comment below... We only have black in XXL - last one. If you want it email us info@salfordstar.com . All other sizes are small. Cheers
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Gary Hopwood wrote
at 23:09:10 on 27 March 2014
Hi, Have you got a navy or black tee shirt in Xl?
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Salford Star wrote
at 20:41:42 on 26 January 2011
Hi Ta for that - yep we're still selling them and will e-mail you the details. Anyone else interested just drop us an e-mail to find out about availability etc info@salfordstar.com
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jill siddle wrote
at 20:34:55 on 26 January 2011
I'm loving the salford t-shirts, are you still selling them?? I wondered if you you could do a red t-shirt if you are?? Also what kind of size is a small or medium??
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