Aviation T-Shirts
& Sweatshirts

CAM Decals
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Catalogue Number: |
Not Known |
Scale: |
1/1 scale extra large T-Shirt
(possibly larger when stretched) |
Contents and Media: |
Each 1 x XL size cotton T-Shirt with
printed logos on front and rear. Various styles |
Price: |
T-Shirts USD$15 from
CAM Decals website
Sweatshirts USD$30 from CAM Decals website |
Review Type: |
FirstWear |
Advantages: |
Socially acceptable covering of
torso; no sink marks or ejector pin holes; convenient locating holes for
head and arms; conforms to published T-Shirt references - it looks
like a T-Shirt; no assembly required; good timing for Christmas |
Disadvantages: |
Probably won't make you irresistible
to women |
Recommendation: |
Recommended |
Previewed
by
Brett Green

HyperScale is proudly supported by Squadron.com
CAM Decals has launched a new collection of T-Shirts with an
aviation theme. 15 different aircraft or units will be covered, and the shirts
will retail for USD$15.00 each.
Two shirts were sent to me for review - one commemorating VF-84
during its 1965 cruise with F-4B Phantoms, and one with artwork for VS-35 Blue
Wolves and their S-3 Vikings. Both shirts feature a small logo on the chest,
with larger artwork on the back.
Other available art is displayed below:

Sizes start at S and go to 2XL for the larger gentleman.
Somebody guessed my size as XL, and they got it right. The shirt fits well and
feels comfortable.

Addendum - I have had these shirts for a few months now and
wear them regularly. They are holding their shape and colour well - arguably
better than I am myself.
CAM has now added a range of sweatshirts to their clothing
range. The table below indicates all the colour combinations possible, and the
thumbnails at the bottom of the page show each of the designs, front and back.

Recommended.
Thanks to
CAM Decals for
the review samples
Click the thumbnails below to view larger
images:
Text Copyright © 2003 by
Brett Green
Images Copyright © 2003 by Charlotte Geen
Page Created 14 November, 2003
Last updated 20 February, 2004
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