Unbranded (UK)

You’re looking at an authentic Nirvana’s Smiley tee, that we got from a Reading Festival 1992 attendee.

Compare the tag to other t-shirts from the festival:

RIDE: https://defunkd.com/product/MV1331701003/vintage-1992-ride-reading-festival-t-shirt

Up for grabs is the ultra-rare official merchandise of Everything But The Girl. “Language of Life” was released in 1990 as their sixth studio album where the tinges of light jazz/AOR began to color their music.

The lines over the image you see is part of the artwork, you can check on the album’s sleeve.

This is an original RIDE “Nowhere” t-shirt from 1990.

There’s a line mark across the print that seems to be a factory defect.

Grab this 90s gem fast! The official merchandise of Mercury Rev’s “Yerself Is Steam” album from 1991. Ultra-rare.

You’re drooling over the rare official Frankie Goes To Hollywoodt-shirt, that was sold to promote the single “Rage Hard” in 1986. So get it, now 🙂

Up for grabs is an original RIDE “Going Blank Again” t-shirt from 1992.

Here’s the chance to grab this European version of Pearl Jam’s World Jam tour tee. You know it’s pretty rare now.

Up for grabs is an original 1984 “Relax” t-shirt from Frankie Goes To Hollywood.

Colourbox was musically ahead of its time, yet they became another underrated 4AD band. “Looks Like We’re Shy One Horse” is the b-side of their 1986 single “Baby I Love You So”. This shirt was made to promote the single. Truly a gem.

Up for grabs is an original CRANES t-shirt from 1993, sold when they promoted the album “Forever”.

As seen worn by Nick Chaplin of Slowdive.

Frankie Fanatics, here’s a chance to own this original t-shirt that was used to promote the single “Welcome To The Pleasuredome” in 1985.

The ultra rare promotional item for Altered Images’ last studio album “Bite”. One of the best Glasgow 80s gems. A must-have collection for the new wave / post-punk aficionado.

You are looking at an original 1992 The Lemonheads tee, sold to promote their single “My Drug Buddy”.

There’s a name tag of the previous owner sewn in near the brand tag.

This is an original Depeche Mode tee from 1988. The UK version of the 101/Music For The Masses tee. No back print.

This is an original Toad The Wet Sprocket t-shirt from 1991 (“Fear” album era).

The color is more like broken white.

You’re looking at an original Intastella t-shirt, bought from the period when they promoted “Century”. The design pays homage to those rave artworks that were quite ‘booming’ circa 1991.

Size might have been altered, please refer to actual measurement above.

Minor factory defect – at the back print, lower edge of the pointer, you’ll see a part that’s not completely printed.