My never ending string of bad luck.

[teeotaku]

I love comic book characters.
I was in the mood to rock a Batman tee, but I grew to big to fit the one I have.
I went shopping on Ebay.
I found the same exact Batman tee. It was deadstock, my size and I was excited.
I tossed it into the wash.
And it came out disintegrated.
I was sad.
Its not just because I had purchased it, or that no one will ever be able to wear it again, especially me.
But that another awesome vintage tee is lost forever.
I will still keep and frame it as a reminder: be careful when you find deadstock tees. Don't assume it will hold up in the wash cuz its new.

[jimmyj]

A classic case of a deadstock tee that was either over cured or stored in a dry climate for too long.

I always give deadstock tees a little tug to make sure they aren't dried out before putting them in the wash.

Go back to that seller - you deserve a refund.

[Johnny65]

Wow. Bummer.

That's why I always hand wash my tees.

http://worn75.blogspot.com/

[CRAZYBUBBA]

I've recently tossed a beloved Elvis tee for the same reason. I picked it up this morning to iron and there was a gaping hole under the armpit. I'm single-handledly making vtg elvis tees more and more rare.

[hermosavtg]

I've seen that shirt a few times, you should be able to easily find it again on ebay for $20 or less. Good luck!

[Classic]

Are the armpits totally gone? If not I'd say wear it! It has a cool look being tattered around the cape.