Ryan Braun Shirt

[Warning Track Power]

http://www.stadiumstyle.com/eCart/catalog/Braunaltshirt.jpg

I found this shirt on Stadiumstyle.com and they haven't had my size for months. I sent them an email to determine where else I could find one of these shirts and they haven't responded. Googling efforts to find this shirt have turned up nothing either. Does anybody have idea where I can find this shirt or something close to it?

 

It doesn't need to be Ryan Braun but I want this Milwaukee script on a cream shirt like this or on a gray shirt. This is my favorite Milwaukee script on any Brewer uniform and have been dying to get this but the only shirts with this are light blue which I am not a fan of. Any clues?

[Funketown]

I'll admit it. This isn't what I thought of when I read the title "Ryan Braun Shirt".

[BrewCrewForever]

That "Milwaukee" script is awesome. Loved that on those road jersey's in the late 80's and early 90's. I to would love to find this in that cream or a gray color.

[panthernick]

Forgive me for not knowing the name, I'm not from up here.....but the big sporting goods store in the appleton mall had this shirt today.

[RyDogg66]

Sheels.

[JoeHova]

The Brewers wore that script on their away uniforms from 1978 until 1993. I never noticed it before but it appears to be the exact same font that the Bucks wore on their away jerseys from 1973-1976 (which happens to be my favorite all-time NBA jersey). The Brewers didn't use an underline at first but they added it in 1990, which made it basically identical to the logo the Bucks used. Weird. On the other hand, the Knicks used to use a version of the interlocking "NY" so maybe it's not that odd for teams from the same city to share logos.

 

Bucks 1973:

http://www.sportslogos.net/images/logos/6/225/full/9vssvf8gy139335ikcevvxpx0.gif

 

Brewers 1978:

http://exhibits.baseballhalloffame.org/dressed_to_the_nines/images/al_1978_milwaukee.gif

 

Brewers 1990:

http://exhibits.baseballhalloffame.org/dressed_to_the_nines/images/al_1990_milwaukee.gif

 

edit: a better view of the script the Brewers used which allows one to see the similarity of the "M"s more clearly:

http://www.sportslogos.net/images/logos/53/1477/full/igsm9vaqn7odfecf5foahzjce.gif