June 26, 200719 yr Was wondering if any one out there would know if you can still get the shirts bo and luke wore on the tv show.or who made them as i can search the ebay. any info will helpill be a dukes fan till theres a week with 2 sundays
June 26, 200719 yr Recently I looked in different website that sell Hazzard stuff but didn't find someone who sell that
June 26, 200719 yr Was wondering if any one out there would know if you can still get the shirts bo and luke wore on the tv show.or who made them as i can search the ebay. any info will helpill be a dukes fan till theres a week with 2 sundaysIt's easy enuff to find shirts like those. Blue plaid shirts are common, though the yellow shirt Bo favored is a harder color to find. Most guys don't go strutting around in yellow for some reason. Anyhow, they're basically western shirt styles. Levi has a couple right now that are pretty close. I found these at levistore.com.
September 28, 20205 yr On 6/26/2007 at 3:35 PM, Brian Coltrane said: It's easy enuff to find shirts like those. Blue plaid shirts are common, though the yellow shirt Bo favored is a harder color to find. Most guys don't go strutting around in yellow for some reason. Anyhow, they're basically western shirt styles. Levi has a couple right now that are pretty close. I found these at levistore.com. Hi Cousin 101 stmp. I have one like Luke's in the 2nd Reunion movie Hazzard in Hollywood(2000). I found it at my Wal-Mart. It's made by Co. called George. It was $14.97 I got it in February 2017. The Wal-Mart has plain blue Coy Duke shirts too.
September 28, 20205 yr 3 hours ago, Skipper Duke said: Hi Cousin 101 stmp. I have one like Luke's in the 2nd Reunion movie Hazzard in Hollywood(2000). I found it at my Wal-Mart. It's made by Co. called George. It was $14.97 I got it in February 2017. The Wal-Mart has plain blue Coy Duke shirts too. George is an in-house brand which originated at Walmart's UK subsidiary, Asda. In the UK, it's often known as "George at Asda". I think I still have a couple of pieces of George clothing myself. As far as I know, Walmart has no presence in Ireland.
September 28, 20205 yr 7 minutes ago, HossC said: George is an in-house brand which originated at Walmart's UK subsidiary, Asda. In the UK, it's often known as "George at Asda". I think I still have a couple of pieces of George clothing myself. As far as I know, Walmart has no presence in Ireland. Cousin HossC Wow it don't?
October 2, 20205 yr On 9/28/2020 at 2:37 PM, HossC said: George is an in-house brand which originated at Walmart's UK subsidiary, Asda. Just five days after I wrote this, Asda is back under British ownership for the first time since 1999. Walmart has sold all but a minority stake in the company to UK consortium.
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