Can anyone help me with this? >bought shirt like a year ago

>>945062
>go to store
>check to see if still a current product
>its an old product
>they will remove the tag for you
>call first
providing its from at least last financial year they wont give a shit.
just tell them your mother sent you the shirt and it had the tag on it or some bullshit.

>trying to remove tag from stolen shirt

Nice try, Tyrone.

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>>945064
Thank you /diy/no

Just freeze it overnight and then get the fucker off with pliers.

>>945062
Are you unable to use Google?

>>945089
I don't want to risk the NSA breaking through my proxy

>>945062
Take a Dremel cut the pin from bottom

you can use a strong earth magnet to remove those - same mechanism as the actual tag remover in store

>>945114
Like this. The tag removers in stores are just either coin sized rare earth magnets or small electromagets in a casing. Inside the tag is a spring clamp with a pair of plates on. When attached to a magnet the plates are forced flat which releases the spring and the tag slides apart.

They used to use complex locking mechanisms and shit but these things have to be operated by retards and the common demominator for retards is the retard strength they can inflict on complex plastic locks. Cheaper in the long run to just use big honkin magnets and a simple sprung clasp.

Now you just get the retards wounding themselves on the tag spikes, but nobody cares about that.