it three rifles brand and the other one was the arrows.
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it three rifles brand and the other one was the arrows.
Oh yah yah yah, hahaha.... cant find the logo in the internet.......
Same same.. As a kid my parents would dragged me to the 2nd Chance outlet at Toa Payoh Central..
Montagut was eponymous with the apeks in the local coffee shops and those running illegal 4D in the marketplace on Saturdays.
The Malay boys use to buy these from Peninsula and Geylang for SGD$37 (plain), SGD$45 plain long sleeve and SGD$50 (pattern print) - it was synonymous with hanging out with the abang-abang neighbourhood drug lords and ganja pushers (back then SGD$5 for half stick and SGD$10 for full stick).
I recollect being told that it was a status polo-T in PRC and even today the quality has remained pretty much unchanged for the Fil Lumiere yarn based polos.
I also remember a crazed looking ang kong siao who used to be seen around Funan back then - super tanned older man with gang tattoos galore - the only time we saw him wearing a top was his vintage, 70s style elongated collar Montagut that had a super huge Montagut flower embroidered on the pocket. He was always talking to himself and just collected cardboards and cans - he never bothered anyone and people let him be.
The Malay boys use to buy these from Peninsula and Geylang for SGD$37 (plain), SGD$45 plain long sleeve and SGD$50 (pattern print) - it was synonymous with hanging out with the abang-abang neighbourhood drug lords and ganja pushers (back then SGD$5 for half stick and SGD$10 for full stick).
I recollect being told that it was a status polo-T in PRC and even today the quality has remained pretty much unchanged for the Fil Lumiere yarn based polos.
I also remember a crazed looking ang kong siao who used to be seen around Funan back then - super tanned older man with gang tattoos galore - the only time we saw him wearing a top was his vintage, 70s style elongated collar Montagut that had a super huge Montagut flower embroidered on the pocket. He was always talking to himself and just collected cardboards and cans - he never bothered anyone and people let him be.
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Last time popular logos alot of animals type.
Australian - kangaroo motif
Munsingwear - penguin
Baleno - whale
Le Coq Sportif - rooster
La Coste/crocodile - crocodile
Slazenger/Puma - panther
Australian - kangaroo motif
Munsingwear - penguin
Baleno - whale
Le Coq Sportif - rooster
La Coste/crocodile - crocodile
Slazenger/Puma - panther
Not forgetting,
Playboy - rabbit
Polo - man on horse
Camel - camel
Skippy - kangaroo
Eveready - black cat
MGM - lion
Energizer - rabbit
Jaguar - jaguar
Ferrari - stallion
Tiger Beer - tiger
You forgot Burberrys. Knight on a mounted horse.
I bought a couple of Burberrys collared T-shirts more than ten years ago (from Marina Square department store). That was certainly the time before Marina Square was renovated.
I wear them from time to time. They're still in great condition. No fading, no tears, no shrinkage.
100% cotton. More expensive, and definitely not made in China. But you do get what you paid for.
I bought a couple of Burberrys collared T-shirts more than ten years ago (from Marina Square department store). That was certainly the time before Marina Square was renovated.
I wear them from time to time. They're still in great condition. No fading, no tears, no shrinkage.
100% cotton. More expensive, and definitely not made in China. But you do get what you paid for.
wah lao eh... bro,
how can you forget that big elephant?
thought Hunting World also quite trendy in the past?
Who has this damn expensive phone in the 90s? lol
Pioneer 'flip' Microtac during the era of 'water bottles' dai gor dai lagi expensive. Microtac II advertised as $4999 by wywy.
wah lao eh... bro,
how can you forget that big elephant?
thought Hunting World also quite trendy in the past?
Yessss.... Hunting World... Bought few of their Polo Tees way back in the mid 90s.. Quite popular back then.. I don't think its available now in Spore...
Ya my HK relatives love these brand.......use to have a boutique in Wisma......now gone liaowah lao eh... bro,
how can you forget that big elephant?
thought Hunting World also quite trendy in the past?
555, Consulate also among others.....mama shop sells by per sticksany bros still remember the dunhill cigarettes in a can??
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