
A gallery of vintage tee relics from the company formerly known as Blue Ribbon Sports.
April 6, 2012 by Jimmy J · Leave a Comment

A gallery of vintage tee relics from the company formerly known as Blue Ribbon Sports.

Shirt #10: Nike Steve Prefontaine T-Shirt
Availability: Search eBay for Vintage Nike Tees
Tag: Generic (Not Nike Branded)
Era: 70s
Fact: Steve Prefontaine was coached by Bill Bowerman. Pre’s demand for better equipment inspired Bowerman and co-founder Phil Knight to create Nike.
Approximate Value: $350
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April 3, 2012 by Jimmy J · 1 Comment

A gallery of vintage tee relics from the company formerly known as Blue Ribbon Sports.

Shirt #9: Nike Beatles T-Shirt
Availability: Search eBay for Vintage Beatles Nike T-Shirt
Tag: Blue
Era: 1984-88
Fact: In 1987 Nike came up with a tag line for promoting a new group of Nike Air shoes — “Revolution in Motion.” Nike and its ad agency wanted to use the Beatles’ classic 60s song, “Revolution” during the commercials, so they paid $500k for rights. But not to the Beatles though – to Michael Jackson who had purchased the Beatles music catalog in 1985.
Approximate Value: $1000
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September 26, 2011 by Jimmy J · Leave a Comment

A gallery of vintage tee relics from the company formerly known as Blue Ribbon Sports.

Shirt #8: Jordan Sneakers Over the Shoulder
Availability: Search eBay for Vintage Nike T-Shirts
Tag: Blue
Era: 1984-88
Fact: When Jordan saw the prototype for his shoe he protested, “I’m not wearing that shoe, I’ll look like a clown.”
Approximate Value: $250
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September 6, 2011 by Jimmy J · Leave a Comment

A gallery of vintage tee relics from the company formerly known as Blue Ribbon Sports.

Shirt #7: Mount Dunkmore
Availability: Search eBay for Vintage Nike T-Shirts
Tag: Grey
Era: 1989-93
Fact: Michael Jordan won two slam dunk contests during his NBA career.
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August 22, 2011 by Jimmy J · 1 Comment

A gallery of vintage tee relics from the company formerly known as Blue Ribbon Sports.

Shirt #6: Neon Swoosh
Availability: Search eBay for Vintage Nike T-Shirts
Tag: Blue
Era: 1984-88
Fact: Nike co-founder Phil Knight’s initial comment about the swoosh design was, “I don’t love it, but I think it will grow on me.” And grow it did.
Approximate Value: $100
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