Good eye. This isn't something I have ever noticed, but you're right, the majority of text below most of the various GIANT tags is all upper case. I went through the Defunkd tag database and was unable to find one with a website in lower case: https://www.defunkd.com/brand/giant/ also, our tag study...

Not much here for the general vintage wearer. Yellow isn't a fav color. I have a few polos with embroidered patches like that and they are super uncomfortable to wear because of the rear side of the design.

That said, there may be NOSO or sailing value, but doubt it would be anything significant.

Cool one. So RN 13765 is FOTL. Basically, before they started branding Screen Stars in 1980, the tags were generic. So it could be from the late 70s..that said - the blanks could have been used into the 80s. But I wouldn't put you in vintage prison for saying it's a 1970s tee. https://www.defunkd.co...

Yeah, that's a lot of additional length for a small from that era. But also works well as a sleep shirt.

Good luck!

Fun one! But doesn't have substantial value, for one, heat transfer prints aren't typically valuable. It's also pretty small, once washed it will shrink even more. That said, it would probably be a woman wearing it - so that's okay. The lettering is a nice addition to ramp up its value to someone wi...

no probs, let us know if you dig anything up!

I think I spotted some hoodies that have a matching front - and a death row back, just nothing that matches yours. It's unique! I don't think that it being a potential bootleg takes away any value, maybe even boosts its value.

Did some digging but can't seem to find any other instances of that particular print. Where did you buy it? Death Row Records logo isn't entirely accurate....ha. Sold listings of Chronic tees come in between $75-150. Mostly without that back detail so it's hard to say if that would bump the value. I...

Hey Mary, would be happy to help can you please post some photos and whatever information you have?

You did it! Received, cheers.