• S3 Ep23: Kit Room Ep 23 - PFC Vintage

  • Mar 31 2021
  • Length: 52 mins
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S3 Ep23: Kit Room Ep 23 - PFC Vintage

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  • PFC Vintage Twitter - https://twitter.com/PFCVINTAGE  PFC Vintage Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/pfcvintage/  PFC Vintage Website - https://pfcvintage.com/ 
    For episode 23 of Kit Room we travel downunder to talk with Paul, founder of PFC Vintage about who they are, what they do and how they came into existence.
    PFC was set up in 2019 after a trip to Japan with 2 friends twisted Paul's arm into selling shirts. Already being a collector he had some shirts in his arenal and had a vague idea on what to do as a business plan. A couple months later he bit the bullet and took  a plunge into a collectors stock.
    So how does Paul source his shirts? Being in Australia, the trade routes to Europe are not the easiest… but he does have Asia…
    If you haven’t already, go check out what stock PFC hold and maybe purchase a shirt or two, global shipping, fair prices and some questions as to how a Kun Aguero Athletico Madrid shirt has found its way to Australia.
    I hope you guys enjoy the episode and there will be a new one next week!
    Each episode of Kit Room is available on Kitted Outs podcast platforms. The link can be found here - https://audioboom.com/dashboard/4999918 
    Kitted Out Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kittedoutpod/ Kitted Out Twitter - https://twitter.com/KittedOutPod 




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