Vintage Shoegaze T-Shirts

Rare promo t-shirt of “Barbed Wire Kisses” from 1988.

An original 1991 tee that was produced to promote Just For A Day, this is the second version of Just For A Day t-shirt.

Original “Going Blank Again” Australian tour from 1992.

Rare original The Jesus And Mary Chain’s Honey’s Dead Japan Tour from 1992.

Original RIDE “Nowhere” t-shirt from 1990.

Original Spectrum’s “How You Satisfy Me” t-shirt that was sold during their “Forever Alien” promo/tour period in 1997.

Rare piece of This Mortal Coil earlier memorabilia, with the image from their debut single “Sixteen Days” that features the song “Song To The Siren”.

Size might have been altered by the previous owner.

This is not their official merchandise, but surely original from 1994 and rarer than their official Carnival of Light t-shirts.

The last era of Ride’s cool merchandise.

This is the long sleeve version of My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless promo t-shirt from 1991.

Definitely a gem from the scene that celebrates itself.

Original Loveless promo t-shirt from My Bloody Valentine.

Looks a lil bit bleeds on pic (lower front) , not really visible in reality.

Original promo t-shirt for The Sundays’ sophomore album: Blind.

This is the second version of Ride’s Going Blank Again promo t-shirt from 1992.

A super rare Kitchens of Distinction original t-shirt from 1992. Sold to promote “Breathing Fear” single.

Here’s a true vintage tee of RIDE’s Byrd-esque album “Carnival of Light” from 1994. A rare one indeed.

Here’s your chance to own this piece of so-called ‘shoegaze’ history. One of the earliest Lush t-shirt. An original 1990 promo tee for their second single “Sweetness And Light”.

This is a super rare Cocteau Twins tour t-shirt that was given only to their crew when they toured the US in 1990, promoting “Heaven or Las Vegas”.