I think this can be explained by it being a euro-based print - they had double-stitching before it went mainstream here. I can see this print on various tags. Is there anything on the back of the tag? From what I can see the print is okay - but can you upload a closeup of just one or two of the ...

This is one that I'm not certain with off the top of my head, because - I know there are fake Polygram tags, and I have yet to do a deepdive into them. Floyd was related to Polygram, so that part makes sense. I can tell it's a screen print. But I can't find any others like it with this tag, have you?

The tag appears to be okay, to my knowledge there's not currently a fake of that version of the Winterland tag - but the rest of the photos are terrible, so I can't check the print.

Both appear to be fake, if you can take a picture of the tag where it's flat, and not folded up - I can compare it better and confirm.

Noooooo. Tag is fake; the print is atrocious. Sorry.

According to Hikki, at a quick glance, he thinks probably legit.

SO I found a similar tag in our database, Ms are in less circulation in terms of Giant - and this one is sewn in. https://www.defunkd.com/product/TH1490016195/1999-lauryn-hill-miseducation-tour-vintage-t-shirt-fugees/ But you'll notice the pit is 19.5 - whereas yours is 20.5 - which is more of a L ...

I would not be as worried about this one as your aerosmith, the measurements are okay - the tag is legit, and U2 generally not a target for this type of fake.

That giant tag looks terrible on multiple levels. Can you provide a clearer shot? M size is suspect right out of the gate, but what are the measurements? in inches please, pit to pit?

I share your concern for this tag, in fact we hate it lol but it appears to be a scarce, legit, and likely Euro tag as you mention. Mid to late 90s. We covered it previously here: https://www.defunkd.com/forum/brands-f13/weird-hanes-tag-on-a-ozzy-shirt-t5799.html even worse there appears to be a few ...

Lee tags are an Enigma, but they often appear on 90s music-related tees. The fact that the tag is there, to me, at this moment in time anyway, legitimizes it - because the idea that a counterfeiter found a blank Lee tag and then printed on it - that's just too far-fetched. That said, I did find ...

So it's vintage, I feel like it's legit from what I can see - but don't think it was put out in 1997. The double tags didn't appear that early, according to one of our writers, they started in 1999: https://www.defunkd.com/blog/2010/07/29/anvil/ and he has this Honduran one as being in 2000. Likely ...

zero concerns then, 100% legit.

Is there anything on the back? Kill Em ALl?

It's probably glow-in-the-dark. Put it right under a light source for a minute then shut off the lights.

Good eye with the T callout - but this can be explained by the registration during printing being slightly off. I did a comparison with a few others - I don't see any major red flags here. Remember, at the production level, slight mistakes can be made, thicker ink could be applied, there could be ...

Does it have a back print?

Some of the longsleeve shirt versions of this go in the $200 range.

This one more likely in the $100 range.

You know, I'm a touch concerned now because I found a "modern boot" which is actually a counterfeit on a fake ONEITA tag. See attached. So I'm wondering if this is a new ONEITA fake tag, because the prints seem to match.

Welcome! It appears to be ok. I haven't seen a fake version of this tag. The tag can feature a web address in both upper and lower case.

There's probably remnants of a size tag under it?

Does not match the current Oneita fake we're aware of, though they do come out fast. Oneita is a tricky one because there's so much variance between legit tags. Spacing, etc.

Can you get a better shot of the front print? close-up?

Gut says this is legit.

Eleia wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2025 9:18 pm Any ideas for selling outside EBay or Etsy?

I hear a lot of sellers migrating to Depop.

Nice stash.

If there are more photos you can post in a reply thread!

yeah, avoid it. The L is floating out into space, and the TM is misaligned, among other red flags.

I believe these are late 90s?

I don't think much value, $50-100 perhaps?

I do see some turbogadget stuff getting decent $, like $170 for a GNR vest. But most of it sits unsold.

Not great photos, but I believe I can see from the tag it's a fake. Can you get a better shot of just the tag?

Love finding these obscure t-shirt operations