The Hop is in the house.
I’ve been in a number of thrift stores where I’ve seen lacrosse apparel, and I can usually tell whether or not it’s new or old. If it’s old, I buy it. If it’s new, I let it sit. Recently, my man Rory Baldini sent me a photo of a very OLD SCHOOL looking Johns Hopkins lax shirt he found in a thrift store in NYC and it has my head spinning for a couple of reasons:
1) I can’t tell if it’s new or old. My gut says that it’s new and just designed to look like it’s old. But I’m not 100% here, can someone help me out?
2) The price tag! This thrift store was asking $39.99 for the T-shirt!!!! If that’s the case, it had better be old, legit, designed by Petro, signed by Quint, worn by Kyle Harrison and made out of recycled titanium lacrosse shafts.
$40? No. Freaking. Way.
The shirts is sweet, but the chances of me paying $40 for a worn out t-shirt are exactly 0.0%. NO CHANCE. Fashion isn’t THAT important!
I love an Old School looking lax shirt, but this is getting preposterous. And what part of a $40 T is “thrifty”? Only in NYC, Paris and London.



