Looks to be a faded one from the 2004 era:

https://www.defunkd.com/vintage-t-shirt ... de/#fotl-1

I have little experience with Pervert. I checked out the current listings across the marketplaces, and there are only a handful without tags. I'm not sure if that means they are boots or it was just the way of being a streetwear brand in the early days. I did find one, courtesy of Joint Custody ...

Pit to pit 22inch (seller said) Arm part is single stitch but bottom part is double Is it legit? Plz help me I think I spotted this one on Grailed, right? I dug up a cheaper one on eBay: https://ebay.us/A765mP Identical tees, tags and measurements both check out. As well, both have the S/DS combo.

It's something more modern - what is the pit to pit in inches?

Either way the neck hem kills any value.

I thought we had one of these Anvil tags in our archive, but don't. It is familiar and think somewhere, we've found matches, but I can't remember where.

BUT given that this tag will immediately raise eyebrows, I would avoid just for that. When you go to resell, people will immediately be suspicious.

Anvil is one of those tags that has some really bizarre, yet actually legit versions of their tag, they were super sloppy in that respect with their branding. The resolution on these pics is so low, is it listed somewhere?

Measurements check out (BTW, please put them in inches!)

Tag is legit.

Print looks okay.

There's another one on this exact tag here:

https://ebay.us/nSlPPL

Oh nice. Good luck out there!

Do you own both?

Inches yes? If so, not legit. a M would never be 24 inches, and likely nor would an XL from the 90s.

Looks like it was probably sewn in - or a new fake tag, can you get a better photo of the tag please?

Photos aren't great, like the tag when I zoom in - it loses quality.

What is the pit to pit?

twiggy64 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 02, 2024 9:34 am Sorry but I don’t find the way to have a check price for my nirvana tee shirt … help me please

start a new topic here:

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Ran it by Richard, formerly of Mosquitohead, checks out he says "88-89"

AirTees seemed vaguely familiar, we do have one indexed here: https://www.defunkd.com/brand/air-tees/ Not uncommon for a licensed tee to have a contradictory tag, remember, most of them didn't make the tees, they used common blanks and had their tags installed. I think both versions are fine, both ...

Think you're good here - tag checks out, at least against what we have archived:

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

nice clear print of his face, which counterfeits don't usually get right.

Came up empty, but likely Dirt Bike / Motocross related rather than a band of any type? Rod Stewart, just a coincidence, just the name of the artist?

The second chap didn't have any more to offer, but yeah, it's very cool, vintage but not an original BOY product, but awesome nonetheless!

Yeah, good eye. Here's the true version, so definitely a bootleg, but is it a modern day counterfeit or a vintage boot?

I can't find any other versions like yours currently for sale on the marketplaces or in google images.

Where did you get it?

Love it. For some reason, the price of Zeppelin tees ...WAY down. Found a few of these that sold in the $100 range. I would hold on to it for now.

Giant def had the account, found two other 1996 leppard slangs on Giant tags, one on this tee jays (but a different design)