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Super rare vintage 80s Harley Women Magazine logo baggy shirt w/puffy print. Lightweight sweatshirt material, but a unique fit t-shirt style. See photos, refer to measurements below, and ask sizing questions before buying. Very good used condition w/some wear, slight fading, pilling, one faint stain on the back, and lots of wear and small cracks on the graphics.

Actual Size: Length 22.5″ – Left to right width of bottom band 13″ – Collar edge (at shoulder) to sleeve end 17.5″

Here’s one of the earliest merchandise by Transvision Vamp. Sold to promote their debut single “Revolution Baby”.

Excellent condition- there’s a little pilling on the material but other than that it’s great! Soft & thin! The movie logo is on the back, the front reads “I Love Nerds”.

The tag has been removed but I would say it fits most like a small. Please double check the measurements to ensure a proper fit. You can measure your favorite shirt to compare. The actual measurements when laid flat are:

Pit to pit: 17.5 inches

Top of collar to bottom back: 24.75 inches

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

Excellent condition- there’s a little pilling on the material but other than that it’s great! SUPER soft and thin!

The tag has been removed but I would say it fits most like a medium. Please be sure to double check the measurements to ensure a proper fit. You can measure your favorite shirt to compare. The actual measurements when laid flat are:

Pit to pit: 18.5 inches

Top of collar to bottom back: 25.75 inches

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

An original 1978 Fleetwood Mac concert t-shirt. Shirt has a few rips and holes, but is in good vintage shape.

Funny penguins acting dirty on the back side.

“Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll” is a song and single by Ian Dury. It was originally released as a Stiff Records single with “Razzle In My Pocket” as the B-side, on 26 August 1977.[1] The song was released under the name ‘Ian Dury’ and only two members of the Blockheads appear on the record – the song’s co-writer and guitarist Chas Jankel and saxophonist Davey Payne. Great 2 Sided tee.

Rare 1970’s Bilb Baggins tee. Nice bold print.

“This is a public service announcement… With guitar!” The Only Band That Matters, The Clash, from their 1982 tour for Combat Rock on this always amazing army green 1980’s vintage tee. North American Campaign Tour. 1982 copyright. Tag label is faded. Great used vintage condition. Shows some distress; nothing major. Fade and discoloration spots here and there but blends with the green. Small dot on front bottom area. Small pinhole on collar area. Small pinhole on right shoulder by sleeve.

Original sleeveless tee. Not cut.

Original from the 70s in great shape.

Very rare original from the late 70s.

Original working crew “limited light productions” tee from Gang of four’s 1979 tour in support of their debut lp Entertainment!. Very limited run and not sold to the public!

Original The Clash t-shirt from the 80s, with “London Calling” artwork on front, and “Sandinista” artwork on the back.

Vintage 1987 Iron Maiden Somewhere In Time T-Shirt.

Original from their 1982 debut EP on epitaph records. There is some fading up by the collar on the front and back. The back has some black marks up by the collar and going from past experiences, i suspect the original owner died their hair black while wearing this tee. There are five tiny holes and a small mark on front.

Original Stones 1978 concert tee i got from one of the band’s roadies. He cut the sleeves and collar off.