Photo still isn't great do you have the actual tee or it's in a listing?

nomad84 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2026 5:06 am Is this legit?Made in El Salvador

Yes, EL Salvador Giants can be legit, I know one of these style of tags was recently faked though. What's the print?

Hey there all!! I'm the new guy. Very cool to find that a place like this exists. Found defunkd on Instagram and have been obsessively watching reels all morning. I do have a T-shirt I'm interested in finding out more about if anybody has the time or desire to check it out. Thanks for the ...

I wouldn't put this on the list as a likely candidate for a forgery, but what's on that tag?

Hi there,

First time posting, selling a couple of vintage t-shirts; this one is from Nirvana's 1992 tour in Ireland, June 21 at the Point Depot in Dublin, June 22 at King's Hall in Belfast. I think it may be a bootleg one possibly from a stall outside the concert, not sure. Can't find any info ...

Definitely stumped with this one. Any information would be very helpful!


Oh man very cool. Value wise - really tough to say, you really need a die hard CT buyer for this one. The fact that no one would wear it around, like a t-shirt, hurts the value I would say - so this is hard to appraise ...

LAN CURTIS wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2026 4:22 am I believe it’s a rare one but like to know for how much it will goes for..thank you

Very cool, do get some hits when using google lens, one was on etsy sold for around $400 USD

Probably in the $500 range.

One recently went for close to $1000 USD. But probably in the $750 range

Likely in the $100 range.

Hi there,

First time posting, selling a couple of vintage t-shirts; this one is from Nirvana's 1992 tour in Ireland, June 21 at the Point Depot in Dublin, June 22 at King's Hall in Belfast. I think it may be a bootleg one possibly from a stall outside the concert, not sure. Can't find any info ...

Zero worries here, remember, the counterfeiters target high end t-shirts so they can make some $$

got this shirt the other day but seeing some discrepancies with ones online in the green square where the crotch is 🟩
lmk if this is legit or not; thank you advance


This looks okay to me, check our IG, we recently did a post authenticating one of these with an assist by Bad Otis - there were a ...

Wait so you have two?

added

Hey Everyone,

My mother & I inherited over 100 Greateful Dead Tee Shirts.

We are looking to learn, see the significance, value of what his collection is. Mainly want to see value, how to properly preserve, and share with folks who may know the significance, value, and possible sale to the right ...

Fun tee, on the beloved Oneita tag. No worries on authenticity here, those faking tees target really high value ones. This one is likely a $25-50 piece, depending on how in demand the Doghouse's old merch is.

It's a fake tag, check our fake tag archive and you'll match it.

Wall of Fame is a bootleg brand - might have even been around in the early 00s, but the tag was different, so this is more modern for sure.

Reclaim1313 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2026 2:58 am Please Legit check this one Supreme faux

Sorry this one is out of our wheelhouse, anyone else?

Kinda weird how parts of the print are missing - like the ST in stiff...maybe true 2001 but the screen printers wanted to give it a worn/vintage effect? I can't find another one exactly like it.

Have you found a duplicate of this anywhere else?

Here's the fake version, it's on a ONEITA tag. Definitely not the same print as yours.

I don't really see this tee as being a target for counterfeiters.

I think it's an improved brockum collection fake tag.