It's an optimal size. There's a bit of damage. I can't say for sure if the Aussie variant will add a ton.

The legit MC prints, in general, seem to max out at around $450 in the last 3 years.

Oddly a Mellon Collie boot, with a similar design fetched $1130.

No probs, it's slightly different, just click on the hamburger, aka the three stacked lines and then click "attachments" - and you'll be able to select the source of the photo/file.

I don't like how the tag is so shredded, how does that naturally happen? Especially since the shirt appears to be in solid condition.

A company that does modern bootlegs does this with the Comfort Colors tags.

I also can't find a match for it.

Lessor seen tag for sure, but legit:

https://www.defunkd.com/product/MI13559 ... 9-t-shirt/

I would just make sure the pit to pit is accurate.

But in instances like this where there's a photo, counterfeiters aren't skilled enough to pull them off very convincingly.

Yeah, I can see that, just noticed it's one of the 90s ones, and not just cotton!

Another cool one. This one I did manage to find:

depop.com/products/freakboutique-vtg-1992-the-stranglers-punk/

Though it's considerably beat up.

Although those blue bar SS tees can shink like crazy, so that might be your biggest obstacle.

What other goodies did ya find?

This is awesome. I can't find it either. That said, Buzzcocks are in a slump these days. They max out at $180 in the last three years. Gut says that a subset of that, being just Pete, it may not fetch even in that range, but perhaps because it's so rare someone might snap it up. But something like ...

prob cut some corners!

Backdoorvintage wrote: ↑Mon Nov 04, 2024 7:42 pm hey i would be interested in buying this if youd want to make a deal, send me an email jarodbanigan@gmail.com
would pay 1700 for it

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looks good to me.

Seems to max out on eBay at $140, confirmed sale. One sold in the summer for $99.

Redwood always makes weird cameos on music related tees, so that doesn't surprise me.

I can't find another one like it.

When I compared the print against the CD cover, it looks great. But I can't tell if it's a screen print from these photos. Can you do some closeups?

The quality of the print def shouts bootleg. I found a similar one on depop that actually has a torn tag, which can often mean it's a boot: depop.com/products/metalheadrezguy-vintage-mana-unplugged-shirt-over/ but the front print quality is far better, so would def vote to yours being a boot. Not ...

stumped too - what era is this supposed to be from?

It's not a reprint, likely 2000s era. Not much value, but west coast chopper shirts seem to be having a moment, maybe that will trickle down. But nothing substantial at the moment.

Definitely worth selling! It's not going to fetch the $2k+, but you'll prob get in the $1000 range? People appreciate worn in tees as well.

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Details are all there - including the Funky "A" which was pre 1984. But make sure the pit to pit makes sense for that tag - they will always be small given its blue 100% cotton and those are well known to shrink into youth sizes, lol. If it's deadstock, make sure you're aware of the shrink potential.

yeah weird, no hits for that term. it's a cool shirt, but not sure if there's significant value to that particular union.

Very cool. I was unable to find any other STAMPA tags other than ours, weird none others have surfaced.

Any chance you're able to translate what it says on the front?

I think this would sell in the $100-200 range.

GCIU is Graphic Communications International Union, a union for printers. I can't find another one like it. But it's a fun Bruce Springsteen Born in the USA spoof, the back with the bandana hanging out of his pocket. Does that say "Another Rays Original"? because there's no trace of that term in ...

The Kurt one is fake. Well, technically, since it's not copying an OG design, it's a modern bootleg, but it does have a counterfeit tag. The other one is interesting...at best it's a vintage bootleg from the 1990s. That said, they can still sell for a lot. The tag looks terrible, but I've also seen ...

Did you see the one on Grailed? They say the chest is 22". Second, looks like the RN doesn't end in 3 - in your photo it looks like a 3. In the one on grailed it's a 5. So let's start again lol. Still early 60s, but it's registered to SIS FASHIONS, New York. Where I can find even less about it. The ...

Thanks for adding, we don't have this in our archive, and can't really find a trace of it through regular channels. According to the RN calculator, that number was issued in the early 1960s. The RN details point to SALWEN BROS in new york, a business that I've been able to find as far back as the ...

Yeah, Grailed's authentications don't exactly have very much respect in and around the vintage t-shirt community. We traced several fakes that were authenticated and sold. First - 22" pit is outside of the range for this tag. go here, find similar tags, that are L - and click Authentication data ...