1990s

If you’re reading this then you’re probably already hooked by “Heavenly Pop Hit”, a great single by The Chills. Or maybe you’re a Flying Nun Records fanatic.

Either way, here’s the catch, an original promo tee for the album “Submarine Bells”. Super duper rare!

Milltown Brothers are indie darlings from the UK. This is a promo tee for their single “Which Way Should I Jump?” (1991)

Original merchandise from Canadian’s finest industrial act Skinny Puppy, sold on “The Last Rights” tour in 1992.

Excellent relic of early 90s hip hop scene.

Original 1993’s Marvin Gaye t-shirt. Sold circa the release of “I Heard It Through The Grapevine” and “Marvin Gaye Live”.

Original promo t-shirt for “Elemental”.

Original promo t-shirt of “Spooky” from 4AD Records / Reprise.

Here’s an original Culture Beat tee, sold to promote their album “Serenity” in 1993.

It may look like the prints are partially faded, but they really are not. That’s the way their logos were designed, as seen on their LP cover.

Original 1992’s promo t-shirt for Catherine Wheel’s debut album “Ferment”.

Original “She’s My Friend” promo t-shirt from 1991.

Reminding you of Carrie isn’t she?

One of the most memorable singles by Tears For Fears, and here’s an original memorabilia of it.

Some parts got lightly yellowed due to being stored, most of the time it will be gone after a wash.

Excellent promo tee from “Apocalypse 91” era in mint condition.

You’re looking at an original memorabilia of UK’s coolest jazz/hip hop/soul/electronic crossover act from their 1990 tour.

The promo tee for the second single off the excellent “Fox Base Alpha” by Saint Etienne.

The color is green-ish blue.

Here’s a chance to rock this original Bjork “Joga” promo tee from 1997. With the lettering of its haunting refrain: “State of Emergency” on front.

This was originally sold to promote L7’s single “Shit List” off the album “Bricks Are Heavy”.