Vintage Heavy Metal T-Shirts

The evil is back in the dope den and we welcome it oh so much! The legendary Slayer in this very rare, amazing 1980’s vintage tee from their world tour in 1985. Classic, legendary Slatanic Wehrmacht graphic on front and Slatanic World Tour ’85 on back. 1985 copyright. Made in U.S.A. Excellent vintage condition. Some slight expected signs of age and use. Some slight expected fade; nothing major. Some slight, not too noticeable pilling; nothing major. Please review pictures carefully.

Vintage Slayer South Of Heaven tee from the 80s. Extremely rare boot!

Vintage and rare as hell Slayer/Wasp concert tee from 1987. It’s a boot that was purchased in the parking lot outside the venue. Great vintage condition with no rips, holes or stains.

Super rare original “Heavy Metal Army” sweatshirt from Japan. As you might already know merchandise from Japan usually has tag at the lower part of the clothing (in the inside). This one used to have a tag like that as well.

Original and very rare! From the late 80s or early 90s. Faded with a distressed print. Tiny hole on back collar that doesn’t go all the way through.

Original Iron Maiden Local Krew tee from their 1987 tour. Limited run for the working crew and not sold to the public!

Original Iron Maiden Killers promo tee from 1981! Copyright is: 1981 Great Southern Co. INC.

Original concert tee from one of the pioneer doom metal bands!

Original bloody axe logo! Very rare promo tee from the label that brought you Metallica, Slayer, Pentagram, Mercyful Fate, etc.

Original and very rare 80s promo tee!

Very rare with the Samhain back print!

Original, rare, evil.

The unholy grail of Cradle of Filth shirts! Vintage, Original, infamous and banned! This is the extremely rare 4 print, long-sleeved version!! Circa 1995.

Very rare Vintage 1995 Controversial Cradle of Filth -Vestal Masturbation Tour T-Shirt Made in England!!

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Original from 1986.

Original and uber rare, Diamond Head concert tee from their 1982 UK “The Borrowed Time Tour”. Great shirt. Great band. Heavily influenced Metallica, who covered a few of their songs, including Am I Evil? which is on Borrowed Time.