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- - By godfrey (*) Date 09-25-2008 16:13
Whos got the best price on shirts and pants .I cant find big sizes over 38 .Im 48  waist .Does anyone know a web site .I know BOOT BARN IN DEERPARK Tx DOES .BUT is ther other places that sellls them cheaper .And IM Lookin for caps too perfer reversible ones .Please send info on any one Thx.
Parent - - By darren (***) Date 09-25-2008 20:00
http://www.weldinghatsbypam.com/
http://www.blankshirts.ca/
Parent - - By godfrey (*) Date 09-25-2008 20:11
THX ,Will look into them.I Found one web it was welding web .com ,They had nice jacket made by Black stallion products.IT was solid black with blue flames going up you arms 21$ at 100 percent cotton.
Parent - By old school pipe (**) Date 09-25-2008 21:34
Vanity fair in Hempstead Texas wrangler shirts up to Double xl $12.99 best deal I have found anywhere Hempstead is between houston and austin on HIway 290
Parent - - By shorthood2006 (****) Date 09-25-2008 21:27
i wear LAPCO welding shirts. they dont shrink like Wrangler. I have worn Carhart, but they dont fit like Lapco. Im giving 26 bucks for them. Also, they have really long tails which i like.
Parent - By up-ten (***) Date 09-25-2008 23:08
I wear LAPCO shirts as well but at $60 a pop. Its a northern thing, but despite that, they wear well and are lasting way longer than any denim shirt I had.
Parent - - By shorthood2006 (****) Date 09-25-2008 21:33
Munn Supply in enid oklahoma. They will ship anywhere in the usa.
Parent - - By JeremyW83 (***) Date 09-26-2008 14:13
Shorthood are you getting your Lapcos from Munns?  Do you just have to call them cause I have been trying to use their web site and it is not bringing up anything but welding machines.
Parent - - By shorthood2006 (****) Date 09-26-2008 21:00 Edited 09-26-2008 21:04
call Phil @ 580 234 4120. He owns Munn Supply. He just shipped a 20' conex box full of welding supplies to Hawaii. He sells the 798 union all of their machines out of tulsa.I wiill put his prices up against anybody.
Parent - - By JeremyW83 (***) Date 09-26-2008 21:25
Do they have a catalouge?
Parent - - By shorthood2006 (****) Date 09-27-2008 01:06
no catalog, but if you are in need of it, he has it or can drop ship it to you in a timely manner. He is the largest welding supply in Northwest Oklahoma and is VERY competitive on his pricing. AirGas and Lampton welding supplies are just a few blocks away and he blows them out of the water on pricing and inventory.
Parent - - By scrappywelds (***) Date 09-27-2008 21:59
tomwatersonline.com/ i think is a web site if not do a general search for Tom Waters Optical
Parent - - By shorthood2006 (****) Date 09-27-2008 23:08
i just got my new glasses from tom waters last week. i love his catalog. VERY FAST service. i received my glasses in 2 days.
Parent - - By JHarlos (**) Date 09-29-2008 00:01
funny you say that, I completly agree about carhartt and lapco fitting different. But I like the carhartt fit better, Just getting hard to find the ones still made in USA
Parent - - By shorthood2006 (****) Date 09-29-2008 00:31
jrod , what size do you wear? i have a bunch of really good shirts that dont fit. all are wrangler or carhart. none of these shirts are over 6 months old. Like new condition. 16 1/2 x 36
Parent - By ZCat (***) Date 09-29-2008 01:25
Joe's Boots and work clothes in Morgan City, La.

He's got a good selection of Lapco stuff being right there nearby, and also has the Wall's welding shirts, which I think are the best thing out there for the price. They are great shirts, nice and thick. 
Parent - - By JHarlos (**) Date 09-30-2008 02:12
dats my size for carhartts
Parent - By Roadhand (**) Date 12-06-2008 21:30
http://www.mountaincloth.com/
Parent - By ibeweldingsum (***) Date 12-06-2008 22:33
its www.tomwatersonline.com scrappywelds
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