Champion t-shirts

[Frank]

sure, but can i have the tag to sew it back in?

[jimmyj]

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.... say it aint so! You probably could have fetched $100-200 smackers for that...just print out the images of the labels in this forum and on our site...no vintage should ever be harmed in the process....

[CRAZYBUBBA]

Easy there tiger. It's just vintage clothing.

I find that original labels photocopy better and I'd like to hold on to the label for my personal collection.

Also, educating our staff is a priority over selling individual pieces for a $100. If my people are better educated they'll be able to pick up more of these things and make us alot more than $200.

I don't really have to patience to list things one by one on ebay. I don't know how you guys do it, waiting for a buyer can be frustrating.

[Frank]

PS that shirt is from Gonzaga High School in Washington, DC, not Gonzaga University.

[CRAZYBUBBA]

PS that shirt is from Gonzaga High School in Washington, DC, not Gonzaga University.

That makes sense since the rags came from the Baltimore area.

The question is: What kid wears an xl? It still fits like a large after 50 years.

[Fatandyz]

Found a champion nylon jacket this week. Trying to date this tag. I haven't seen any comments on the black runner champion labels.

[jimmyj]

can't seem to find one like it on redcloud - but they say all of the thin horizontal style ones are 60s.

lets see the rest of the jacket!

[Fatandyz]

[nicotine]

its 70's as far as i remember.

[CRAZYBUBBA]

Yeah, I'd agree with nicotine's assessment based upon the collar.

While sometimes it's worthwhile to keep in mind that 70s collars were actually a revival of the 40s wingtip collars, I'm pretty sure that yours is a 70s issue, it looks like the material is nylon.