[Football] Frame needed for Brighton shirt - please recommend

[Triggaaar]

Can anyone recommend a decent place to get a frame for a footy shirt?
Local is obviously cool, but I don't mind ordering online if there's somewhere better.

The shirt isn't full size, it's like age 12 or something.

Thanks

 

[Ernest]

I got one done at the bottom of George St. in Hove, on Church Road

 

[Foul Play Rocks]

These look good, also come in child size and you can visit amazon via NSC and keep [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] happy.

Vivarti DIY Mounted Sports Shirt Display Frame 60 x 80cm - Black Frame, Black Mount, White Backing Card https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01JLVE266/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_vdH2AbP50QRK9

 

[Triggaaar]

I got one done at the bottom of George St. in Hove, on Church Road

Thanks. Obviously we wouldn't expect you to stray too far from your sausage. I think there are a couple of places there, do you know which one?

These look good, also come in child size and you can visit amazon via NSC and keep [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] happy.

Vivarti DIY Mounted Sports Shirt Display Frame 60 x 80cm - Black Frame, Black Mount, White Backing Card https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01JLVE266/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_vdH2AbP50QRK9

Thanks.

 

[Ernest]

Thanks. Obviously we wouldn't expect you to stray too far from your sausage. I think there are a couple of places there, do you know which one?

Thanks.

Next to the pizza place where the bus shelter is to Portslade way, The Framing Workshop

 

[Triggaaar]

Next to the pizza place where the bus shelter is to Portslade way, The Framing Workshop

Thanks, will pop in and enquire.

 

[Superphil]

FWIW before you buy a DIY one, check the reviews, most get great ones, but there have been some suppliers in the past selling them that don’t exactly get glowing recommendations. I’ve used these two before, and found them good, easy to do, and looked the business.

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/thesportmemorabiliaframingco/

http://www.northernframing.co.uk/

 

[Triggaaar]

FWIW before you buy a DIY one, check the reviews, most get great ones, but there have been some suppliers in the past selling them that don’t exactly get glowing recommendations. I’ve used these two before, and found them good, easy to do, and looked the business.

Thank you. Yeah I'm not made keen on a DIY option, but if they're good I'll take a look. I'll also check out the place recommended by Ernest.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Leo Frames, North Road Brighton. They do lots of shirts but also frame my craft work.

https://www.leoframes.com/

 

[mylesfdo]

4x90 is a good online option for frames

 

[Quinney]

FWIW before you buy a DIY one, check the reviews, most get great ones, but there have been some suppliers in the past selling them that don’t exactly get glowing recommendations. I’ve used these two before, and found them good, easy to do, and looked the business.

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/thesportmemorabiliaframingco/

http://www.northernframing.co.uk/

We used sportmemorabilia as above, very easy and decent frame.


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[brighton terra]

I also get my frames from Sport Memorabilia UK.

 

[Bansko Seagull]

Finding Framing in Broadwater, Worthing. http://www.findonframing.co.uk/

 

[driller]

The club use leo frames in north laines

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Next to the pizza place where the bus shelter is to Portslade way, The Framing Workshop

I second this. This same guy has done quite a lot of framing for me over the years from regular gig photos and prints to bespoke complicated stuff like all my marathon race numbers and medals. He also does shirts as he’s shown me a few he’s done for other people. A lovely chap as well.