Category: Shirts

Every few weeks we scour through eBay’s vintage clothing auctions and report which relics are fetching top dollar. More reasons to raid your grandpa’s closet. Click the links below to view the full eBay listing or the seller’s current inventory. 30s vintage Black Bear Sanforized jacket sold for $3050.00 by velvet-brown 30s vintage Reunion engineer work shirt sold for $950.00 by bugthug 40s vintage Head Light chin strap jacket sold for $850.00 by blackbearpaw911 80s vintage Vans Madrid skateboard shoes sold for $600.00 by auctionittoday 40s vintage Carhartt engineer work hat sold for $520.00 by mothfood 30s vintage Hanes Hawaii surfer t-shirt sold for $356.00 mothfood

My Vintage T-Shirt is a section written by our readers. Thanks to Travis over at emperoroftoronto for sharing this shirt and great story. If you have a rare vintage t-shirt and a great story please contact us. Gary Numan has Asperger’s Syndrome, and so do I.  We’re on a a “high-functioning” part of the autistic spectrum, misunderstand social rules and have problems interacting with others. This makes his career- and this shirt- poignant to me. Once one of the biggest acts in Britain, his inability to muzzle it made him the music press’s whipping boy; when success left him, he ... Read more

A glimpse of paradise through the beautiful designs of countless vintage Hawaiian shirts. Item #1: Vintage Duke Kahanamoku Marlins Hawaiian Shirt Decade: 1950s Label: Duke Kahanamoku, Cisco Fact: Shortly after the advent of the motor boat a marine biologist by the name of Charles Frederick Holder founded big-game fishing in 1898. Kona in Hawaii benefited from the pioneering days of the sport because of fish that were close to shore and accessible by boats from that era. Approximate value: $200-$500

A feeble attempt to document the endless array of brilliant vintage Iron Maiden t-shirts.  Shirt #16: Iron Maiden Guinness Fraud Newspaper Print Availability: Explore Vintage Maiden Tees on Defunkd Released: 1992 Information: The Guinness share-trading fraud was an attempt to manipulate the price of Guinness stocks on a massive scale. The “Guinness four” were British businessmen who set out to inflate the price of the company’s shares to assist a takeover bid on another alcoholic beverage company called Distillers. Approximate value: $40-$100

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