Yeah a 22" is likely not 79. But if it's local to Jamaica, who knows what their sizing was like, but from the t-shirt tags I do know are from there it seems to be similar. And it's also a unique shirt, not a standard tee. Anywho, good luck, your best bet is indeed the tag. I own a Beatles tee t...

Very cool. My first impression is that it could be of the era. I can't find any other record of that tag.

Maybe a homegrown indie tee company out of Jamaica?

What is the pit-to-pit measurement in inches?

I've never seen that tag but it looks very euro-70s/80s-esque. I'll see if I can get crockerj in here to comment - he has a crazy Ozzy/Sabbath collection:

https://www.defunkd.com/vintage-ozzy-t-shirts/

Remember, euro tees featured double stitching in the 80s.

https://www.defunkd.com/single-stitch/

The most one has ever sold for was for $250 in 2020. Most recently $100, based on eBay sales.

Hey there. Sorry to hear.

wissmano is their eBay user name?

Love it, I think you're in the clear. But it's hard to nail to an exact date.

Def. possible. The no-name brand could be. But those heat transfer prints floated around all through the 80s too.

Unfortunately, these types of tees with heat transfers - aren't worth a lot though.

Good Q. Looks like the lasted in to the early aughts - here's a full company overview of activities: https://google.brand.edgar-online.com/efxapi/EFX_dll/EDGARpro.dll?FetchFilingHtmlSection1?SectionID=1351109-3686-21317&SessionID=fpF7eqxOZW6i4J7 "At September 26, 1998, the Company had appro...

I dug quite a bit on this one - found it on several different types of what look to be licensed tees - like Tin Tin. I spoke with Mono from heavy soul, who is based in Malaysia - he knows the Thailand scene and he said he's never seen it before - so it's not a modern boot - and given he's unfamiliar...