Category: Tees

Here’s a nifty little video from a fashion blogger who reveals her secrets for scoring vintage t-shirts. A great crash course for our female reader out there. That’s right I said reader, without an ‘s’. Shirley there must be more than one. That’s right I said Shirley instead of ‘surely’ because I like the movie Airplane! But it did just dawn on me that it’s pretty much like a pool hall up in here. If you’re a lady and you’re reading this please holler back in the comments section. Welcome to lazy man’s blog audience research 101. Enjoy.

An ongoing project to document all of the exquisite vintage Harley Davidson t-shirts. Item #25: Harley I’d Rather T-Shirt Availability: Explore Vintage Harley Tees on Defunkd Label: None Dealer Customization: Harley Davidson of Bergen Rochelle Park N.J. Harley Fact: Harley has always hated Honda. Alliteration is heaven. Approximate value: $150-300 View the previous vintage Harley Put Something Exciting tee.

5. “The Ultimate Stain Removal Guide” had some readers chime in with a few bonus stain-fighting secrets that should be added to your arsenal. 4. “The King’s Identity Crisis” saw me getting schooled for including a non-Seditionaries shirt and then a discussion about counterfeits erupted. Unbeknownst to me fake Seds shirts had been circulating throughout the UK and McLaren was involved in the fight. With his recent passing the shirts are now worth more than ever so re-read and get up to speed. 3. “Battle Jacket Required” received some interesting feedback from acquaintances of the jacket. Its owner enjoys his ... Read more

An ongoing project to document all of the exquisite vintage Harley Davidson t-shirts. Item #24: Vintage Harley Davidson Put Something Exciting T-Shirt Availability: Explore Vintage Harley T-Shirts on Defunkd Decade: 1970s Label: Sportswear Harley Fact: Speaking of women riders, Karen Davidson (daughter of Willie G. Davidson) has been riding since she was nine years old. Approximate value: $200-300 View the previous vintage Harley Ride Me Ride Free tee.

The other day Pink Floyd’s The Wall was on T.V. and I had a flash back of watching it as a 10 year old in 1984. My sister, who’s 2 (and a half) years my senior rented it for her and a friend and they reluctantly agreed to let me join them. I remember having no clue what was going on but I was captivated by the trippy cartoon sequences. 25 years has passed since the first screening so I felt confident I would now be able to make complete sense of it. Nope. Cartoon sequences are still brilliant and ... Read more