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Where to buy a size 14/16 boys white long sleeve shirt

~Twilight~Zone... *~Twilight~Zone~* View Member Profile	15/11/2012, 03:59 PM Post #1
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Probably should have put this under my State topics but I need some quick answers as I have to have it by Sunday. DS has been invited to compete in his first Ballroom Dancing competition on Sunday and whilst he has the correct trousers he needs a white long sleeve shirt to wear. They are so hard to find. The smallest mens shirts are too big and the largest boys shirts are too small. Anyone know a big chain store that may sell them? He has long arms so whilst the small mens almost fit in arm length they are like a dress on him and really baggy. He had some shirts from Pumpkin Patch which were great but has outgrown all of them and they don't make them any bigger. I also don't want to spend a huge amount of money on it for only 1 or 2 wears as well. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks

CupOfCoffee View Member Profile	15/11/2012, 04:03 PM Post #2
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I bought some for my son from Myer (I think the brand was Fred Bracks).

Luvmy4 View Member Profile	15/11/2012, 04:03 PM Post #3
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Do you have a Myer nearby? I have purchased the at Myer in the past

PrincessPeach View Member Profile	15/11/2012, 04:06 PM Post #4
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Lowes often have uniforms as well as menwear.

fancie View Member Profile	15/11/2012, 04:06 PM Post #5
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Lowes would probably have them, and maybe Best and Less?

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Lowes or a specialist school wear shop

~Twilight~Zone... *~Twilight~Zone~* View Member Profile	15/11/2012, 04:51 PM Post #7
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Thanks - I was going to check Myer, not sure if we have Lowe's in WA but I'll look into that as well.

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