Whoa. I suddenly feel the urge to stop biting my nails.

I didn't have a lot of input as to the list - I had to get help from someone who wasn't a poser like me and actually knew the true scope of vintage skate shirts.

If anyone is wondering as to what to 30 list Brycam is referring to they are here:

http://www.defunkd.com/blog.vintageafic ... ts-part-1/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Well, then it's definitely not the modern day Harlequin medium which is 20".

Also, what are the measurements? You could compare them to their modern day measurements for an M which are: 20" X 29" If they are the same...could indicate a problem. https://www.harlequinnaturegraphics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=118&Itemid=117" oncl...

Strange - never seen it before - but the company has been in business since 1985. I just find it kind of weird that within a year of business they would be sourcing out blanks, but maybe they manufactured too much - or blanks were part of their business. Nature and Overkill just don't go together, h...

I still do it when possible - the Harley & Maiden section is more of a show and tell...sometimes able to catch the listing on time to post the link to it. I found that I was spending way too much time trolling through the listings looking for items to feature - that I hadn't featured before, tha...

You killed John Hughes!

Yeah they always spill in to other decades because of overstock. Vintage counterfeiters still manage to get their hands on huge quantities of deadstock vintage blanks.

GO JAYS GO?

Here's the tag he spoke of - classic 80s Hanes tag, which specified different types of fabric along the blue stripe - "poly-cotton" or in this case "100% cotton".

I got the above tag inquiry through email and coincidentally just received another Hanes question: Hey there. Recently, I purchased a similar-looking vintage KISS t-shirt(see attachment for the design) off eBay and when it was shipped to my house, I realised the tag wasn't removed. In fact, it reads...