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...

Some Adidas shorts were making a comeback in 2008, but they are seasonal, so you might have to wait until summer rolls around again. I posted about it here: http://www.defunkd.com/blog.vintageaficionado/2008/07/11/who-wears-vintage-short-shorts/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

70s or 80s?

$99 is a good starting point....same price as the other one for a better shirt. you can always lower the price if it doesn't move.

that is sweet. never trust a biker t-shirt in mint condition.

the 1980s tee designers loved putting the word "back" on the back.

agreed - might be a fixed price situation. put it in your store - just make sure you don't have any andrew dice clay t-shirts in there at the same time.

It's not that easy - not once in my thrift store journeys have I ever found an RL item. A lot of it was really expensive back then - definitely wasn't as mass produced as the majority of RL stuff.

Haha thankfully it wasn't 8-track.

Use the search bar on the blog side and enter "ralph lauren" you can see lots past items fetching crazy prices, like a painters cap for a couple of grand.