Our shirts are hand stitched or pinned ......

Not glued, not stapled and not taped down with duck tape.

We don't staple, glue or tape shirts into shape

Why not? It could be worth a lot of money in the future!

Signed shirts should be properly framed

because it's impossible to tell what they might be worth in the future.

Shirts are stretched over Archival Foam Board to prevent any damage.

A deep mount ensures

the shirt is not squashed up against the glass

Carling Cup Winners Medal, Season 2010 - 2011

Winners medal & shirt framed together

Signed by a legend - and properly stitched for the future

Another 'well connected' shirt!

Signed 'Pele' shirt

Larsson signed shirt

This shirt has been stretched over archival board, and pinned into place with stainless steel t-pins

Rob Lee testimonial memorabilia

Detail from a signed Motherwell FC Top

Hibernian Shirt

Carefully measuring the sleeve-line on a signed Freddie Flintoff shirt

Pinning sleeves into place using stainless steel t-pins

Freddie Flintoff shirt ready to be framed

The completed job -

..note how the inner mount complements the pinstrip of the shirt

Do some 'framers' really do this? Unfortunately, yes.

And unfortunately, the value in this signed shirt has been compromised.

A professional framer would never do this..

..the staples irreversibly damage the fabric, and devalue the item

Badly framed shirt

This signed shirt has been spoiled by a 'framer' who has stapled it down onto the wrong type of support board.