LC - Ozzy Osbourne on a toilet 1992 / No tag
Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2026 5:02 pm
Hey everyone,
I recently acquired this 1992 Ozzy Osbourne “No More Tours” shirt.
Everything looks right to me as far as the print goes — artwork, colors, copyright, Winterland / Rock Express markings, etc.
The one thing that’s throwing me off is that it has double-stitch sleeves and hem. I’ve been looking for other examples of this exact shirt, but so far every one I’ve found appears to be single stitch.
According to the seller, this one was originally acquired in Europe. I know European blanks from that period could sometimes be double stitched, so I’m wondering whether this could simply be a European-market variant or whether the stitching should be considered a red flag.
At this point it’s beyond my knowledge, so I’d really appreciate any help from people familiar with early ’90s Winterland / Ozzy shirts.
Thanks in advance!
I recently acquired this 1992 Ozzy Osbourne “No More Tours” shirt.
Everything looks right to me as far as the print goes — artwork, colors, copyright, Winterland / Rock Express markings, etc.
The one thing that’s throwing me off is that it has double-stitch sleeves and hem. I’ve been looking for other examples of this exact shirt, but so far every one I’ve found appears to be single stitch.
According to the seller, this one was originally acquired in Europe. I know European blanks from that period could sometimes be double stitched, so I’m wondering whether this could simply be a European-market variant or whether the stitching should be considered a red flag.
At this point it’s beyond my knowledge, so I’d really appreciate any help from people familiar with early ’90s Winterland / Ozzy shirts.
Thanks in advance!