100% Cotton

Original and rare Bad Seeds tee. Handmade from Mosquitohead back in the 80s, so no two were exactly alike!

Original Lynyrd Skynyrd concert tee from their 1976 tour of America. Faded pale blue with front print. Washed and worn a ton over the years…very cool looking and feeling. There is three pinholes-two at the bottom front and one at the collar, there are quite a few tiny dot stains at the bottom front and a couple bigger and very faint stains by the print. There is also some minor fading in the pits.

Got this from someone who worked the festival. Hand printed, original and extremely rare! Very limited run printed for staff only. You won’t see anyone else with this one!

Original and very rare Prince and the New Power Generation concert tee from his 1993 tour in support of the Love Symbol Album. Great allover print that is the same on front and back.

Original and very rare, Rod Stewart and The Faces tee from the 1970s. Absolutely fantastic vintage condition with no rips, holes or stains! It is a print!!! NOT an iron on.

Official vintage Space Invaders tee from 1980! Uber rare! Navy blue with classic logo on front and funny back print: Master Vader Hard to Beat.

Original concert tee from their 1988 tour. Back reads total fucking godhead. Washed and worn a lot over the years. Has some tiny marks, some tiny holes and wear/splitting on the collar. I wasn’t able to show all the holes, but was able to show the biggest ones.

Tag: Screen Stars

Era: 1981

Fabric: all cotton

Size reads: Large, fits more like modern Medium

Measures: 19 inches across the chest, 27 inches back collar to hem

Colors: black t-shirt with red white and blue The Rolling Stones American Flag lips copyright Rainbow Products Inc. on front, THE STONES NORTH AMERICAN TOUR 81 Union Jack on back

Condition: excellent vintage shape – broken into perfection

For reference, Jim up there is 5-10.

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Original long sleeve version of Bjork’s “Debut” promo t-shirt.

Size is altered, please refer to actual measurements above.

Hands down their greatest concert ever. This is an original memorabilia from that famous gig of “(What’s The Story) Morning Glory” era that crowned Oasis as the kings of britpop.

Originally sold to promote “Boxers” single and “The World of Morrissey” album in 1995. This is the version sold after the first night – without the misprinted contact number on the back.

The rare long sleeve version of The Sundays’ white “Reading, Writing, And Arithmatic” t-shirt from 1990.

Long sleeve “Screamadelica” promo t-shirt from 1991. This one is iconic.

A rare white version of “Reading, Writing, Arithmetic” promo t-shirt.

Rare Kitchens of Distinction memorabilia from “Love Is Hell” era circa 1989.

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