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Here’s an original Queen t-shirt that was sold at parking-lot of The Game tour venues in 1980 to1981.

This is a true gem from “Heyday” era of the Australian dream pop act, The Church.

The backprint is an image of a starfish. A hint to what had become their most memorable album a few years later.

So…rock this under the milky way tonight?

This is an original tie dye RHCP tee that was sold during the promo period of “Blood Sugar Sex Magik” in 1991.

Here’s an original Onyx tee from 1993. Sold to promote their gangsta album “Bacdafucup”.

Up for grabs is an original 1990’s Red Hot Chili Peppers t-shirt from “Mother’s Milk” era.

This is an original Depeche Mode tee from 1988. The UK version of the 101/Music For The Masses tee. No back print.

An official merchandise that was sold when Curve touring the US. in May & June 1992.

Size might have been altered, please refer to actual measurement above.

Another version of original Lush t-shirt from “Spooky” era.

Up for grabs is a super-rare original LSD (Love Spirals Downwards) t-shirt from 1996 circa the release of “Sideways Forest”/”Ever”. LSD was an ethereal/goth band turned jungle/dnb.

Size might have been altered, please refer to actual measurement above.

Up for grabs is an original 1995 Belly “King” t-shirt.

Size might have been altered, please refer to actual measurement above.

Here’s another one from the Blonde Pop days, an original 1989 “You’ve Got To Choose” t-shirt from The Darling Buds. Grab this rare beauty!

Size might have been altered, please refer to actual measurement above.

Minor factory defect of the print – at the “a” of the “darling” lettering.

This is an original Ireland’s Power Of Dreams “There I Go Again” t-shirt from 1992.

Size might have been altered, please refer to actual measurement above.

Here’s an original t-shirt for the first single from NAD’s debut “God Fodder”. The design is simple & kinda picks up the style of those statement-tees that used to be hip in the late 80s (you might remember Wham’s “Choose Life” or Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s “Frankie Says Relax” tees). NAD were known as a ‘t-shirt’ band for having printed so many variation of tees back in the day.

Size might have been altered, please refer to actual measurement above.

Here’s a chance to own this gem from UK’s The Wonder Stuff. A full print version of their “Never Loved Elvis” tee from 1991.

Up for grabs is an original “Dear 23” t-shirt from Seattle’s finest power pop combo, The Posies. One of the best album of 1990 indeed.

Some slight discoloration around the front lettering, hardly visible on picture.

Up for grabs is the promo tee for Magnapop’s sophomore album “Hot Boxing” from 1994. Magnapop was one of those 90s female fronted alt-rock bands.