Vintage Hip Hop T-Shirts

Vintage Run DMC 80’s Sweatshirt

Vintage Run DMC Tougher Than Leather 1989 T-Shirt

Size: M

Condition: Pre-owned still in GOOD condition

Shoulder to Shoulder 19

Armpit To Armpit 21

Chest 42

Length 26

WE’RE OFFERING VINTAGE 87-88 PUBLIC ENEMY PROMO T SHIRT FOR SALE

100% AUTHENTIC VINTAGE circa 1988. Awesome back print!

Very good vintage condition. Minor wear and fading. No holes or stains apparent. 50/50 cotton poly blend fabric.

WE’RE OFFERING NOTORIOUS BIG 1997 PROMO T-SHIRT FOR SALE

Vintage House of Pain tour shirt excellent pre-owned condition

Super dope 1980’s vintage t-shirt with our favorite rap heroes: N.W.A.! Group picture on front graphic on this awesome white tee. Back is blank. By Screen Stars. Made in U.S.A. Excellent/near mint condition. T-shirt looks unworn/unwashed. Very small, light spot detected on right front side by Ice Cube. Please review pictures carefully.

Super dope 1990’s vintage Public Enemy all over print t-shirt. Awesome graphics with a spray painted feel. Party for your right to fight with this incredible t-shirt. Green skeleton soldier in front and back and PE right along and a red giant trademark bullseye man, who is also on sleeves and a smaller version all over. Text “Justice Evolves Only After Justice is Defeated” across. 1992 copyright. Very rare. By Hanes. Made in U.S.A. Excellent vintage condition.

Dr. Dre

“The Chronic” 1994 Tour

Art by Pushead

RARE! EXCELLENT CONDITION! SUPER SOFT!

Offered for sale is an authentic true vintage “Who’s the Man” t-shirt from 1993 in deadstock unworn condition

Reflective Gold print

Offered for sale is an authentic true vintage

Ice T Home Invasion t-shirt from 1993

Offered for sale is an authentic true vintage

Bell Biv Devoe ‘Shit is Mental!’ t-shirt from 1990

Offered for sale is an authentic true vintage ‘Da Lench Mob Planet of Da Apes’ tour t-shirt from 1992

Kurtis Blow was the first hip hop artist to sign with a major label when he linked up with Mercury records in 1979 and released “Kurtis Blow” in 1980. His biggest hit, “The Breaks” was just the break he needed because he went on to release 10 albums over the 11 years. His influences have been seen and heard – hell, Run of RUN DMC was originally billed as “The Son of Kurtis Blow” and even Nas covered one of his tracks in 1996. Kurtis was also a spokesperson against drugs and booze, and emitted other messages of positivity across the hip hop nation. But then he went and got busted for pot possession at LAX in 2010 and got slapped with a fine, because, well, those are the breaks.

Hammer and Kid n Play on one shirt? What?? Research indicates “RAP ON” were a series of hip hop videos.