Circle back when you do but feel like you're fine here, unless there's a new gen fake Hanes tag.

It looks okay to me - shirt was likely barely worn - can I see a closeup of the stuff under the G?

YES definitely worth something, grunge is back in the vintage t-shirt era.

The longsleeve ones aren't as common - but not sure if they fetch a premium, not many available, but some smiley tees hit the $400 mark so def. offer it for sale!

Tag is fine.

https://www.defunkd.com/brand/jts/

Logically, doesn't seem possible with that tag, quality of front print, where you found it, that it would be fake.

Sometimes, back prints are accidentally omitted.

It is fake, there's lots of variance with those blue bar Hanes tags but this one has been ID'd as counterfeit.

matches the fake tag here that looks like "winterlano"

https://www.defunkd.com/fake-tag-archive/#winterland-1

nothing here!

I knew this tag looked familiar then realized it's on one of the shirts we used to own:

https://www.defunkd.com/brand/top-line-lemon/

I poked around online and some are claiming 80s, but without any actual dates on the t-shirt that could verify that.

Unfortunately G Rags 72 is a modern knock off, based in Thailand.

Can you show a closeup of the tag please, 22" is kind of robust for an L.

He said, "I’ve never seen that shirt before and my gut says fake. Tag looks wonky and the overall aesthetic doesn’t match any of the actual polo skateboarding stuff that is real."

Interesting, but admittedly not in our lane - I've sent it to Jesse Heifetz for comment!

camswardrobe1 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 22, 2025 10:38 pm first big vintage purchase from a guy on instagram (ran me about 130usd)

sent it to my band tee collector mate and he said it doesnt look right, hoping to get some more opinions

Welcome! Please add photos!

Odd! Would expect it to be made in Canada - but it was after 1994, NAFTA. I don't think you have anything to worry about authenticity wise.

That's made in Canada - it's CA number - Canadian equivelance to an RN number - this one is registered to:

Winsham Fabrik Canada Limited
270 FERRIER ST
MARKHAM, Ontario
L3R 2Z5

Doesn't seem to be one sold in 2025 - but Sept 2024 and XL went for $1300. Probably somewhere in the $750-1250 range.

perfection!

This is a whole different lane than what I'm used to - there's a quick visual on google if you google "is Supreme Made in Canada Legit?" and it appears to check out aside from the R logo.

Print actually decent from a far - but the tag is a confirmed fake.

Generally, to people in the USA, XLs are best, each size lower, sizes people out of the shirt.

Love the obscure WH tag. But generally don't see a ton of value with FLA tourist tees, that have that small 80s size. One day fitted tees will become a thing again. One day.

C'mon DePop, sharpen up, not acceptable.

She's locked and loaded, running tomorrow!

Does he happen to have a lot of other music shirts from the 90s kicking around?

femmefatale wrote: ↑Mon Apr 21, 2025 4:56 am

Staydemz wrote: ↑Sun Apr 20, 2025 11:15 pmlegit 100%

With such conditions, how much is the shirt worth?

Condition is poor, and size-wise, as an M, limits the value slightly for USA buyers. Perhaps the $300 range? Always list it high with offers.