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Memorabilia from “Sugar Tax” tour in 1991.

A Metallica tour T-shirt featuring the 1991/1992 Off To Never Never Land US tour dates.

The shirt is a large, but is a little smaller now probably! It is in great Nick for a shirt of that age, with some fading, a few small holes and seam wear (see pics).

The print has a 1991 stamp (see pics).

This is a 1991 sequel of the popular Distortions Unlimited Alien t-shirt first made in the ’80s.

The long sleeves have been cut to 3/4 jersey length and the collar has been cut. Other than that it’s beautiful! It’s extra cool on a pregnant lady so I added a picture of my pregnant wife wearing it.

There is no tag. It fits like an XL, but please double-check the measurements to ensure a proper fit. The actual measurements when laid flat are:

Pit to pit: 23.5 inches

Top of collar to bottom in back: 31.5 inches

Buy with confidence from Black Market Pop- I will always accept a hassle free return if you’re not completely satisfied!

This shirt has some stains in it as you can see from the pictures, but still has a lot of love to give! No holes or anything though- it’s still solid. The tag is totally washed out. I would say it fits most like a small-medium but please double check the measurements to ensure a proper fit. The actual measurements when laid flat are:

Pit to pit: 17.25 inches

Top of collar to bottom in back: 25.25 inches

International orders will be shipped USPS Registered.

International orders will be shipped USPS Registered.

Good condition no holes or stains, just a little wide at the bottom

Vintage Ozzy Osbourne Live In Concert A Benefit For The Randy Rhoads Memorial T-Shirt

Hard to find rare Randy Rhoads T-Shirt. Worn in to perfection.

Utah Saints, U-U-U-Utah Saints!

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They call it acid.

This Metallica Damaged Justice Tour Vintage T-shirt was to promote there “And Justice For All” album in 1988/89.

Depeche Mode t-shirt from 1990 (Violator era).

Original “Mob Rules” t-shirt from 1981. Excellent print!

Here’s a relic of Vision Street Wear history. And yes, it’s similar to the one that was worn by Christian Slater in “Gleaming The Cube”.