I did find one t-shirt with that tag dated 2004, the majority of these comfort ts (with the blue bar behind comfort) seem to be 2000s+ I did find a few without the blue bar that were dated late 1990, but I'm not sure if that's when they were actually printed. Either way, it's close, and still vintag...

It appears to be a boot; the cut tag is an indication. But a boot of the era is still very valuable.

Could get anywhere from $750-1500 I think, depending on condition and size.

No, I think it's fine, the OG.

Look to me like two deadstock legit vintage Rap Tees (but bootlegs of that era) with proper Bay Club Tags. This is the current known BC fake: https://www.defunkd.com/fake-tag-archive/#bayclub-1 that said, I know there will be new versions coming soon, if not here already. But both of these tags on y...

They had all sorts of generic-looking white-based tags.

So there is a fake one of these, with a fake Brockum Worldwide tag, so def smart to check.

Here's the fake, it's actually a decent job, but when you focus on something like the lips, you'll see some of the realism has been lost.

I haven't done a deep dive into the stitching variations, but after the shirt passes a tag and print check, you don't have much to worry about!

They both look great. Good score. Where did you get them? Yes, there's varying stitching on Bay Club tees.

The tag doesn't match any fake currently in our database.

That said, you might want to check for dry rot...

Likely, remember some euro tees had double stitching in the 80s.

This would be a good shirt to add in to our auctions/consignment. We're doing another one in September, like this:

instagram.com/p/C7RmrCTS4Fb/

let me know if you want more info.