On Thursday 6 November 2014, we at shurtz had a visit from the lads at Leigh Centurions in a gesture of mutual support. A big thanks from us to the lads for taking the time out of their busy schedule. Good luck for next season. Here's hoping that it's every bit as good as this year's.
About shurtz
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About Us
We conceived shurtz early in 2012 to cater for customers who required quality printed garments (and other items) that could conceivably be printed using heat-applied media.
We offer a photo/image transfer and vinyl printing service for all occasions and virtually all garments. Customers can supply the items or we can provide what you require. Let us know how you want each item personalising and we will give you a fixed quotation.
Unusual items such as untreated gazebos, cloth mobile covers, pillow cases, smooth baby-grows, flags and banners are all items we routinely print. If it's made of cotton, polyester, or poly-cotton, chances are we can print it.
Typical products and services we supply include personalised tee shirts for hen and stag parties, safety and corporate wear for businesses, uniforms for sports and social clubs, naming and numbering of football kits, work-wear including tunics for beauty therapists and hairdressers, holiday-wear and general fashion-wear. In fact, we can source just about anything.
If you call on stall at Leigh Market, we can usually recreate your required design on screen there and then for you to check out prior to printing and, even during our busier periods we will send a draught design to you on the same day by email for you to approve.
You can contact shurtz by email: shurtz@hotmail.co.uk , by telephone: 07530 703582 or just come along for a chat at Unit P21, Leigh Market Hall, Leigh, WN7 4PD, Tuesday-Saturday, 9.30 am-4.00 pm. Facebook us at https://www.facebook.com/shurtzofleigh
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Garment Care
Care Of Garments
Please always follow the instructions on the garment manufacturer's guidance tag. Additionally, garments which have been printed using heat pressed vinyl or heat pressed transfer paper MUST be washed at or below 40° C (under 30°C for nylon) AND must be both washed AND ironed while inside out. Do not tumble-dry. Do not dry-clean. Also, as you were told when ordering, photo-transfers WILL GRADUALLY FADE with washing.
Copyright Designs
Please note that we cannot use copyright designs when personalising garments. Acceptance of an order by shurtz is made on the assumption and condition that the customer has consent to use the required design.
Please always follow the instructions on the garment manufacturer's guidance tag. Additionally, garments which have been printed using heat pressed vinyl or heat pressed transfer paper MUST be washed at or below 40° C (under 30°C for nylon) AND must be both washed AND ironed while inside out. Do not tumble-dry. Do not dry-clean. Also, as you were told when ordering, photo-transfers WILL GRADUALLY FADE with washing.
Copyright Designs
Please note that we cannot use copyright designs when personalising garments. Acceptance of an order by shurtz is made on the assumption and condition that the customer has consent to use the required design.
Leigh Location
Market Location
Friday, 14 November 2014
Wednesday, 12 November 2014
Twit
I've been a bit of a twit by not keeping my Twitter account 'live'. Must do better, but have been busy as you know. You can Twitter the twit at shurtz on http://www.twitter.com/ShurtzOfLeigh . :)
Friday, 7 November 2014
(Mis)Guided Busway
You may have read about (or experienced first hand) the traffic problems associated with the Leigh-Manchester guided busway infrastructure works currently under way in Tyldesley, Leigh and on the East Lancashire Road near Worsley. It really is a mess but, don't take my word for it, have a look at the Facebook page specially set up for people to have their own say on this topic. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Enough-is-Enough-Stop-the-Traffic-Chaos-in-our-area/587552811350711?fref=nf or just search on Facebook for Enough is Enough. Stop the Traffic Chaos in our area . It's having a mixed effect on market traders, being felt more I suspect by those traders who rely in part on business travelling in from out of town.....although there has been a noticeable reduction in footfall. Please speak up if you can add to the debate!
Also, much more about this debacle on Twitter#misguidedbusway .
Also, much more about this debacle on Twitter
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