I know that the ONEITA cotton tags were popular in the 90's, but does anybody know how early in the 80's this tag was produced?

I was wondering if anyone has seen this tag before, and the approximate year it's from.

I believe both shirts are legitimate, but it is odd to me that when the shirts were printed Giant merchandising decided to put a copyright on one but not the other.

I am uploading 2 of the same Nirvana Nevermind shirts. Both have Giant tee jay tags except one has a Nirvana 1992 Copyright under licensed to Giant. Why would one shirt have a copyright and the other shirt not? Is one fake?

I have seen that tag as early as 1989. Shirt is legit.

WyCo Vintage has some very good vintage shirts, however this is inexcusable for a reputable company. This Nirvana In Utero Tour Shirt is a reproduction. Wrong era tag and they are selling it for $805. Lol. https://www.etsy.com/listing/482339591/nirvana-shirt-vintage-tshirt-rare-1993?ga_order=most_re...

To clear up my post because it is a bit confusing, the Nirvana Nevermind shirts that have a Giant tag does not say on the bottom, under licensed to Brockum. I just have never seen a certain shirt that either had a Giant or a Brockum tag.

I was wondering about this shirt I recently acquired. I see many of the Nirvana Nevermind shirts for sale with a Giant brand tag on this particular shirt, however the shirt that I have has a Brockum tag and the bottom of the shirt with showing a copyright under Brockum. Those 2 companies were obviou...

Thanks JimmyJ. Your website was so important in my knowledge of vintage shirts. I have been collecting and selling on EBay for about 5 years and your guide to "Vintage Tees 103: The Brands" was the best tool I ever received. Thank you.

I recently acquired a concert shirt with a screen stars tag. The problem is, is that I have never seen a screen stars tag that big before. They also have a different back. I will show you the pics. The screen stars on the right is a legit screen stars tag.