Calling all --- people with cold heads

I would like to point out that the shirts Yangdu offers from time to time are top notch. The stitching and fit are great and certainly not like of the bottom barrel stuff you find in the box stores. I'd also be game for a few more of those;)
 
If there are any XXL caps I'm in for 1.
Even if not, I'll still get three for the rest of my family.
Something that can be washed would be great. Once I had put a woolen cap into the laundry and I swear it came out smaller than a glove :)
 
Yeah I need a few of those hats myself. A few tees wouldn't hurt either.
 
I love the design on that T shirt. I'm thinking about getting it as a tattoo. I like it.

I'm scared senseless of needles though, is there a needleless tattoo available. Maybe all tattoos are needless?
 
nepal makes some of the finest pashmina scarves and hats, etc. (pashmina is basically what we call hi-grade cashmere)

hand-made fair trade 'villager' scarves, hats, etc. would find a good market.

i'd even buy a hat.
 
Bawanna said:
I'm scared senseless of needles though, is there a needleless tattoo available.
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Let me guess, his name is Spike and he already has his own gang?

Love the tattoo.

I wear that same collar too but mines electric and mrs bawanna carries the switch.
 
Steely_Gunz said:
I would like to point out that the shirts Yangdu offers from time to time are top notch. The stitching and fit are great and certainly not like of the bottom barrel stuff you find in the box stores. I'd also be game for a few more of those;)
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True! They are definitely good quality. I assumed they were stitched in Nepal by hand because they still have the stretch marks from the embroidery loom. I ran it through the wash one time and all was perfect. I would love to have one of the older ones with the crossed Khuks. I saw a pic somewhere on the website but cant find it again! Aunti said that the XL was the largest they had at the time and fits me perfect so unless your skinny old wuss like me then the XL might not fit. Sizes over in Nepal must run a bit smaller?
While Im here... Does anyone know if Pashmina consist of other fibers or is it just wool? Any silk, cotton? is it a blend?
Bawanna I thought that was you in the spiked photo but i didnt see the Thompson :thumbup:
 
Truth be told my father wouldn't let me have the Tommy till I was 11. All I had before that was a Colt 45 and a cheap switchblade.
 
Now I get the previously mentioned Tiger Eye. I used to be heavy into marbles in grammar school. Lots of tiger eyes. Used to have several huge marble sacks. That didn't completely translate the way I planned right there.

That's some nice stuff. The crossed kuhkri shirt is really cool.

The necklaces very cool, my wife would dig that. It's all cool.

I showed her the picture of the crossed bowie knife T shirt and she said definitely hand embroidered. She has a machine that does that and she appreciated the effort that they went through to make that. Very special................
 
Nice.would get some caps and maybe 2 of the necklaces (the once withs squares look gorgeous)
Shirts definately if they are in XXL. If not then super small for my daughter. Doesn't have to be embroidered though. White print on blues looks great as well.
 
Bawanna said:
I love the design on that T shirt. I'm thinking about getting it as a tattoo. I like it.

I'm scared senseless of needles though, is there a needleless tattoo available. Maybe all tattoos are needless?
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I understand that traditional Japanese tattooing doesn't use needles. They use tiny chisels that are much more painful than needles, but if you're not afraid of pain that would be the way to go.
 
We could use a Walnut handled Pen knife on Bawanna and i bet he would be ok with that!
davidf99 said:
I understand that traditional Japanese tattooing doesn't use needles. They use tiny chisels that are much more painful than needles, but if you're not afraid of pain that would be the way to go.
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Branding is faster I guess.
Double Kukri shape bend with a thick wire, heated in a flame and pressed on the skin.
Could also heat a real blade, but would need a big area of skin to brand it on....
 
I'm in for a black T and a plain black or brown hat without ear flaps, mohawk, straps, braids and whatever. I know, I'm no funny but that's the way I like it.
 
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