Bring all the tees out!

Hard to say what the original tag was, but with the circles of hell print there's lots of fine details that aren't reproduced perfectly.

Hello! may not even be a boot - but a licensed heat transfer? Maybe he got it from a place where they press them right then and there?

I don't think a ton of value based on the transfer element alone, since they don't do well when worn and washed.

I used your image and did a google lens check, there's one with a AAA double tag that's 2000s era - seem to be priced at $80-100 - so not something particularly rare.

Thanks for posting, we did index one with the improved C in our guide. Man, coming fast and furious!

weird, haven't seen!

No worries about the tag, it's legit

grotesque_pile wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 12:19 am The most obscure tee in the collection.

what's your IG?

added!

Will check this evening have been on the road

Tag looks okay, the photo is a bit angled, but from what I can see it checks out. Print is fairly common.

Seems okay to me, just brand-spanking new!

added for next round! looks like there are reprints of it floating around.

I know I've seen this tag somewhere, anyone know this shirt or tag?

I can't find one like it, but we included it in GGW!

Pearl Jam is bogus, but I can't get a good look at the other one. But I don't recall there being a connection between Metallica and Winterland? And others I found online appear to be fake.

Well, I dug a bit more, found two other examples of it on 90s shirts. I don't remember seeing it before and we have no record of it in our database, so seems to be pretty obscure. I assumed due to the "organic" element, which was at peak as a buzzword in the late 2000s/2010s - that's when it was ...

I can't remember if I've seen this one before, but would find it highly unlikely for it to be fake - and probably a product of the 2010s? What's the print?

Yeah I think you'd be safe

Definitely doesn't match the known fakes, but what is the print?

StepHype wrote: ↑Sun Jun 29, 2025 9:48 am https://www.vinted.it/items/6075274449- ... shirt-1994

thank you, I think both are fine. There are just some very inconsistent Brockum tags like that.

Agree, you can use our fake tag guide to scope out these - the tall H is a dead giveaway, also, fake Mosquitoheads in general are terribly done.

Please paste the link to the other one too - I'm trying to compare them both to others, and study the tags/prints.

very cool one, not used to seeing a back print. When I google if there ever was one, I get two different answers from AI - one saying there is no record of one existing. And this: Yes, there was a Hard Rock Cafe in Kiev. It was located at Ul. Zlota 59, Złote Tarasy. The cafe was listed on LunchPoint ...

Now, I am noticing a TON of variance between legit tags of this design. On the one you posted the O is bigger than everything else, but I found other versions like that too.

Can you please just post the link to the original listing you started with?

can you paste the link in here?