Agreed Jimmy. Mid to late 90's. I was never a fan of the big overall graphics but they sure were popular there for a while.

I'd say someone has boxes of deadstock blanks laying around. That Jerzzes tag isn't that old.

One of the very first bands I ever saw play live believe it or not was Black Flag on Aug.21 1981 at the long closed but infamous California punk club "The Cuckoos Nest". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuckoo's_Nest_(nightclub) Original flyer for the show http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/6485 ...

@tupper I've found that soaking vintage white tees with Oxy Clean in hot water works really well at getting the white to come back to life. Just make sure the Oxy powder is completely dissolved in the water and don't soak for too long. Maybe 15 minutes or so should do the trick. http://img201 ...

Hard to say for sure.

Could be 90's but more like 2000's.

The folks at The Golden Frog have some amazingly rare pieces.

http://thegoldenfrog1.com/ed_donohue.htm

Seems the value is set very high as most collectors have a tendency to do.

Basically it just means we don't really want to sell but if you'll give us $750 we might part with it.

I'd say "No" to the autograph idea personally. Jimmy and Stormcrow already supported this based on their own personal selling experiences. Unlike many other collectibles where an authentic signature increases value, I'd say 90% of what we see as buyers/sellers and collectors of vintage t-shirts ...

Without seeing clearer and in focus photos I'm afraid we can't provide much help. Keep in mind Nike did a whole line of reproductions in recent years of their own 70's and 80's collectibles. Post some photos of the entire t-shirt and separate photos of the tags so we can give you an idea of their ...

I've never seen that tag before.

A generic 90's blank used when printing probably because it was cost effective.

Hope that helps.

The mystery continues....

Nike collectors going crazy again!

These are all so rare I don't think I've ever seen any of them. Where are they? This is an ad from the June 1977 issue of Skateboarder Magazine *(notice how popular the back print was in '77)

That's great bodhi!

You just had wait for the right buyer.

The GBH and Cramps tees are cool and look legit but way too small.

Good for the girls or for show.

I don't know any guys that can wear 16.5" x 24"

Super rare. I've never seen it before. Flaming Lips collectors are fanatical like The Cramps collectors are.

Haha! Six different bidders wanted those hideous things

eBay "Completed Listings" shows similar Pearl Jam t-shirts with this design selling for around $20.00. Doesn't seem to be a big ticket item.

Dang! Straight up vintage t-shirt archaeology going on at Defunkd.

Glad you declined Jimmy. There's nothing funny or clever about that tee.

Can't imagine that anyone thought this was a good idea.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-80s-WWII-Ad ... 500wt_1361