I think you're okay here. This print hasn't been targeted by counterfeiters. The details seem correct, what are you concerned about?

Full disclosure, not a Stussy expert. But will say that the back print would be very hard to counterfeit, convincingly. I have seen a few fake Stussy tags, but this one doesn't match them. Also, the measurements suggest it could be the early 90s-ish. I wasn't able to find another one like it either,...

Def a boot, not sure if true vintage, I couldn't find any ones like it aside from the same one I found on Carousell.

What is 122 stitching BTW?

stumped, but modern. tag looks to be inspired by vintage militaria

Yes it's an optimal size, 22" is rare.

Hysteria tees like this one tend to top out at $150...might squeeze out a bit more because of the size.

Funny, second person hasn't seen it, he lives the Malaysia and usually has a radar for these tags. But maybe it's not of the Malaysia/Thai origin. I think it's relatively new? I'm going to post it on our Instagram account shortly. I traced it back to 2020, and one of the prints on it is a Harley tee...

Legit. This is a Brockum t-shirt. RN 69761 is registered to Krimson Corp, which is Brockum. The CA, 12280 is Canadian-based, which Brockum became in 1984, when a Toronto-based concert company purchased it. BLANK T SHIRT & BROCKUM CANADA 39 SPADINA ROAD TORONTO, Ontario M5R 2S9 From what we've ga...

Sure man, just start a separate thread if it's another band! Cheers

There's one like the Axl one on Etsy, but with a different back priced at over $300. Yours might be a rarer variant, but not sure that equates to $$ yet...but it will one day.

All legit can get around $150-200+ each

First things first make sure they don't have dry rot....I've had deadstock GNR brockums tear like paper.

If they are ok, given they are XL...I think could expect in the $150-200 range?

What other ones do you have?