Oh, can you link me the list you're talking about tho?

What does the copyright say?

I think it's likely a 2000s tag, Red Eagle is still going but doing printed tags now.

That's a solid gamble, what's the pit to pit?

RN says the tag originated in the early 90s.

It seems scarce, at least just the t-shirt's results. But people likely keep the set together and don't sell items individually. I did find one on WorthPoint from 2011. worthpoint.com/worthopedia/red-hot-chili-peppers-fornication-169736725 And the tag on yours of of the era. Would have a hard time ...

A little stumped by this one I can't find a comp, have you?

Welcome and starting off with a bang! Below each post there's a "attachments" tab where you can upload shirts. There's more information at the top of every thread that shows photos and such.

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Very cool, thanks for sharing, love the t-shirt spotted in the wild shots. So, I checked both 9 Shocks Terror and Gordon Solie t-shirt sales in the last 3 years, confirmed sales, and neither fetched more than $75. That said, I could not find this print. This is out of my wheelhouse, so can't say for ...

That's cool! Autographed tees are always tough, because people mostly want to wear, or have the option of wearing the tee. Although the size of this one would limit that. The personalization of the auto, also isn't super helpful. I think the value here would be to a Bobcat fan for the obscure movie ...

Out of my wheelhouse here, but the ones previous to the 70s I believe say Union Made and Sanforized, the neck tags generally have a lot for text on them - and they seem to be the big earners. I think this is 80s + might get ya in the $100-200 range, but don't quote me ha

Awesome! The coveted local goodwill position. Are you able to sort and grab items before they hit the racks?

Remember, the art could be from 1991, and the shirt was printed in the years following. What list do you mean?

I did find a match with this tag here:

https://www.defunkd.com/giant/

the measurements are in the XL range.

The print, though worn, looks okay.

I found a few others on different Giant tags, including this sewn-in-one:

https://ebay.us/oJI544

Get it on eBay! price it high with offers

This looks fine, it matches this one:

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the question is, what the value is, we're not sure, we can't find a record of one selling.

are you selling it?

Not sure I fully understand, but remember 1996 is the date the artwork was copywritten, it's not necessarily the date the shirt was printed.

https://www.defunkd.com/copyrights-on-vintage-t-shirts/

And it wouldn't surprise me if there was a 1996 art on one side and one from 2010 on the other.

I know what you mean by the white stitching, which has about three stitches. But I have seen ones sewn in like this, too, not necessarily this print; I just mean in general. and it's a common misconception that the web address has to be in lowercase to be real. Fakes of this floating around, so I'd ...

Right off the back, based on the Tanu Harlem USA tag, it sets off alarm bells.

RN 141630 was registered roughly around 2008. This is supposed to be from the 1990s.

There's also a health inventory of Tanu Harlem blanks on eBay if you search there.

Sir, I have addressed this via DM on IG. Harley had t-shirts printed all over, on various blanks, they didn't manufacture their own tees, they had tags installed in the neckline. I can easily find rock t-shirts from the 80s printed on different blanks, that doesn't mean the shirt is fake, right ...

After analyzing the print, I personally don't feel like you have to go much further than that, otherwise you're going down a rabbit hole trying to make sense of stitching. Remember, Harley tees were printed all over the world, by numerous printers, using different inks and different blanks.

Yes, but the measurements match. The tag appears to be fine. And remember there are legit reasons for tags to be like this - for one, Harley doesn't make the t-shirts, they just print on them. Sometimes for one reason or another they don't get their tags installed and often resort to this method.

Ok so here's one I found on another tag - that's 3XL, and the measurements reflect it. I have never known a counterfeiter to do 3XL - so I think it's safe to assume this is legit. hottest.jpg When I focus in on the dot patters, count down, assess their size AND color, these match. There is a slight ...