That is a very musquitoheady looking shirt. I dig it.

This is purely speculative, but maybe the fruit around him is supposed to be lemons. If that's true, maybe it's an image of Nic Dalton, the bass player from the Lemonheads in the early'90s

I’m not 100% sure, but it looks like Peter Murphy from Bauhaus.
It’s a cool bunch of shirts you’re posting where you aren’t sure who the people are. Did you pick them up at an estate sale or something?

I found this series of three videos from a screen printer in Chicago where they walk through the whole process of screen printing a shirt. It has some sales pitchy stuff for their line of blanks, but if you can make it through that stuff, it's cool to see how it works from start to finish. Thought s...

Ha, I hear that, man! I have a junk food Genesis shirt that I found thrifting that I really love. I wear it all the time. Turns out junk food is a subsidiary of Delta, so I guess that's why they have access to all those prints. What are they doing with the reverses on the faked tags? Are they printi...

Just checked out that guys insta, kinda insane how they can replicate it that closely even with the tag. Are they really replicating these with faked tags? I always assumed sites/people doing repros like this are just putting up a shot of an original with the original tag, but when you order it you...

Thanks, man. Yeah, I bought it more because of the tag than for the McCartney factor! People give him a lot of shit as a bass player, but the Beatles were amazing and a lot of his early solo stuff is great too. I never noticed that all the '90s Giant tags are all English, that's a cool detail. They ...

This is a weird shirt/tag combo. I'm hoping there's a Beatles/McCartney expert who knows the story behind this. Some of the photos are still showing up horizontally, even though they're vertical on my end. I'll start off with the tag. I looked through the Giant tags on the site and I don't think the...

You've restored my faith in humanity. That's cool about the polo tags, I didn't think of that. I've seen that on sweatshirts, too. Like this funky Tultex

I've seen it said a couple of times on the forum that counterfeiters won't bother to produce something that isn't worth a lot of of money. So there's a chance that you'll run into a fake Nirvana heart shaped box, but unlikely that you'll run into a 1982 March of Dimes 10K or the 1989 Wiggins family ...

ahhh, that makes sense. If I had only googled "roxx shirts" I would have stumbled on their website...doh! Too bad for all those people shelling out hundreds of bucks for them on ebay. With shipping from Thailand to FL, where I'm at, they come to about $28 a tee. Thanks to mayo for the head...