plausible ...wouldn't put anything past them - but color blended jobs like that are more a pain to print - that's probably why it's thicker. If it's a screen print, they may have just used the same screen twice - put down one ink, waited for it to dry and put a second one on top. Johnny65 would know...

wow nice one, i'll throw that in to Harley Haven.

My buddy has bags and bags of those old rayon jersey's - they don't seem to have much value do they? I posted a bunch of them and they went without bids.

nice - that's the tag the modern day versions duplicated, haven't ever seen one:

http://www.defunkd.com/2010/07/12/velva-sheen/

might even have been carried over from the 60s....certainly isn't like most other 70s tags.

wicked shirt...too bad it's an iron on.

...or a proper Ol' Blue Eyes shirt.

wicked!...and thanks for the link to defunkd! join in over at mothfood.com too, it might even be more up your alley - we have a belt like that in que to be featured on our blog. Add your blog to our vintage directory over there any we'll index it in our search engine... hey, we'd also love a link to...

He's asking about the shirt John C. Reilly wore in Step Brothers: http://www.defunkd.com/2009/02/23/and-the-award-for-best-t-shirts-in-a-movie/ She told me the original was actually a vintage kids shirt and was given permission to make adult sizes for Reilly's character. She also promised she would ...

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I don't understand the logic behind this at all. Unless he's wracked up a certain amount of warnings from eBay and is nearing a suspension - but then why would he keep the same name? There's a lot of goodness attached to an account with 5k transactions, the favorite seller feature is a huge boost fo...

what the eff is that? I guess the new trend is to write a name on both the tag and the shirt...it helps legitimize the piece and makes a connection between a tag sewn in to a foreign shirt?