Davehi1974 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 09, 2025 5:46 am Just wondering if you're still interested in any of the shirts I never heard back from you

Hey! Just checked, I did reply - but did again, check your email thanks

Bootleg version of the Conart GNR Art, you can see the details are pale in comparison.

The licensed ones seem to max out at $400. Would think somewhere in the $200-300 range - I mean the bootleg aspect and back is awesome.

That's bizarre. Soak it in water and see if the water turns a color. If it was deadstock maybe there's some residual dye? But if you've already washed it that seems odd.

Otherwise, it could be mildly rotted, and the dust is coming off when you sweat.

Don't need to see anything more than the tag, sorry, it's fake.

Man, not a fan of authenticating these ones because the print is so simple. The raw neckline, tag - tracks with Jerzees tags.

What's the pit to pit and can you do a closeup of the print?

The tag checks out - the print from what I can see is okay - Can you do a closeup of just the front?

That one is a different make of tee - but yeah, good eye finding the same print. That Jerzees tag is late 90s so that makes sense. Did he say that he bought it tie dyed? Sometimes people don't admit to modifications. NIN tees can do really well. Ones similar to this print have gone in the $250-500 ...

Sorry, this is fake.

Please include the photos.

love it - one just sold a month ago for $250 - but it didn't have the arm print.

yup legit, svengali merchandising, maybe some limited/test print? another one you can dig around on lol

Initially I thought it was just a tie dyed version of the tee - but I can't seem to find one with that back print have you? I found one with an identical front and arm print, but didn't have the back.

Cool one, I can't find a match either.

Aerosmith tees in general don't do super well, aside from the Joey Mars one, but maybe if it's rare you might get $150-$250?

They were probably leveraging the band name to promo their goodies.

Love this, but no relation to Red Hot Chili Peppers - it's Chile Peppers, a celebration of spicy stuff - probably influenced by the band name.

"Certified chilehead" is a term used to describe someone who is deeply passionate and knowledgeable about chili peppers.

As an update to this post, fake Brockum Worldwide MIC tags do now, exist:

https://www.defunkd.com/fake-tag-archive/#brockum-3

That's the working theory, that they were reprinted at a later date.

Yup back should have ACME on it.

It's fine, we did a post on these tags here:

brands-f13/brockum-worldwide-made-in-china-t5965.html

There are fake versions of this tag now, but yours is fine - what date is on the copyright there btw?

where did you brother get it and how long ago?

I think I vaguely remember the one I was sent being from the PH too.

Either way, the shirt is vintage, if the tag is fake, it was faked decades ago.

The tag is folded over yeah? This is an interesting one, I believe I chatted with someone via IG DMs about it. He got it from his grandma - I can't remember what country - not USA, but I think yours might be a knockoff tag - but well before the era of fake tags. Potentially they were just making ...

cheers they are coming fast and furious from every direction!

Can't find one like it - but religion tees can go for a decent chunk. Have you reached out to the Jesustees IG?

Ethan7152 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 05, 2025 6:49 pm Can’t find anything online. Seems like the type of tee that’d be valuable but idk. It’s in pretty much perfect condition besides some cracking on graphic. Curious to hear your thoughts

I found a few Faction tees, top out at $150 - but didn't find this particular one. Post it at $200 with offers.