1990s

Original Entombed’s “Left Hand Path” promo t-shirt from 1990.

Tag is missing, but it was Earache tag.

This one is from pre-Dreamcake era, a rare Jale memorabilia.

Very rare Martin’s “You So Crazy” t-shirt from 1994/1995.

Pretty rare Cocteau Twins merchandise that was sold to promote their official website back in 1996.

The famous “This Is Not A Fugazi T-shirt” from late 80s/early 90s, said to be the only bootleg that was “approved” by the band.

There has never been any official t-shirt ever produced/sold by Fugazi, as you may already know.

Backprint is derived from “Merchandise” lyrics.

Very rare original Mercury Rev t-shirt from 1992, featuring an image from Paul Sharit’s artwork “T.O.U.C.H.I.N.G.” on front.

Sold to promote “If You Want Me To Stay” single which features the b-side “The Left-Handed Raygun of Paul Sharits” which depicted on the back print.

The title of the b-side is of course in reference to Paul Sharit’s “Ray Gun Virus”.

Original Entombed’s “Left Hand Path” promo t-shirt from 1990.

Tag is missing, but it was Earache tag.

Crazy rare Mezzanine UK Tour t-shirt from Bristol’s finest: Massive Attack.

This is one of my favorite early 90s t-shirts, an original Going Blank Again promo tee. This is one of 5 official designs that was made in 1992.

Original promo t-shirt of Lush’s album: Split. This is one of 3 versions sold in 1994.

This is an extremely rare t-shirt of Pale Saints. Sold during the time they toured to promote Slow Buildings in 1996.

Another Creation Records memorabilia.

Original & rare Teenage Fanclub t-shirt, a promotional item for their release The King (1991).

Tag is cut, but you can see that it’s a Screen Stars.

They were self-proclaimed arrogants, and they made good music that were criminally overlooked.

A promo tee for the single “Sunshine Smile”. One of the rarest ‘shoegaze’ relic I have.

This is undeniably a stunning tee, an original Anxious Records promo item for “Doppelganger” from Toni Halliday & co. Was given out to records store only. Straight from 1992.

Curve FTW !!

This is a real gem from Pale Saints as their memorabilia is hard to find. An original “The Comforts of Madness” t-shirt, as seen worn by Miki Berenyi when Lush played at Junction, Cambridge in 1990.

This is an original Chapterhouse t-shirt sold around the time “Whirlpool” was released in 1991.

Slightly different design derived from the album artwork.