Hello! Sorry for the bad tidings but this is a modern counterfeit, likely made in the last two years. Rags72 is a bootleg tag. I've recently been in touch with the person making these - he's in Thailand, and discussed how people are selling these as legit. I think he understood our concerns and said...

I could be late 70s early 80s. The double stitch on the sleeves, totally normal. Sleeves are a silent ringer. It does look quite large though. What are the measurements? The collar looks incredibly wide. The problem with one print tees, and SP tees, they are sooooooooooooo reproduced, faked, in mode...

I think you're good! Looks like a screen print - the measurements are of the ear - And yes, good thinking, some people are shifty af!

It looks ok from here - I can't tell if it's a heat transfer - which some of these were. Can you do a closeup of the front and back print?

Also what's the pit to pit?

It looks legit from here - the tag is genuine and the print looks good.

Hi there - I don't see this one as being a target for counterfeiters - that said, that giant tag has not yet been counterfeited.

it's def weird. I guess it's not white, it's off white right? light grey? I'd hold off until you can find another example on a grey shirt. I couldn't find any examples when looking at other versions of your tee I found.

Soooo that might be problematic. With a quick search I was able to find examples where the bottom hem is and isn't single. But looking through listings for Murina tagged t-shirts, I can't find any that are double on the sleeve. Can you? Search on eBay for Vintage Murina T-Shirt - and see if you can ...

Yes, I sold the exact same one for $1500 a few years back: https://www.defunkd.com/bidstitch-review/ There's a bit of a variance in the pit to pit, but not much. A few of these are listed on marketplaces for $1500-4000 I'm not a big fan of the China thing though, can you send details? Sometimes they...

This looks okay from here. I have yet to see a fake Murina tag, that said, I wouldn't be surprised. What is the pit to pit?