My Google-fu has failed me. There's no text on the picture and no brand name on the label. Wild guess is it's from late 90s or early 00s.

I recently acquired a lot of 80s and 90s Disney t shirts. All different characters & movies; Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Rogert Rabbit, Pocahontas, etc. Mostly adult Large or XL. Just going to eBay them but thought I'd see if there were any Disney collectors here who would like first crack. Willing ...

You're spot on. Sent the pics to Burton and they were kind enough to reply. Hey Sooopernaught, Thanks for reaching out to us. After checking in with our archivist, we can confirm that they are genuine and they are from the 1997/1998 time period. Please let us know If you have any questions ...

They changed from Burberrys to just Burberry in 1998 so (assuming it's legit) it should predate that at least. It's a solid shirt, just wish it was a Large :/. Any clue as to year and approximate value?

Came across these at a thrift store. They definitely look and feel (and smell) vintage. Curious as to whether these are early authentic Burton shirts before they had their own label or some knock-offs done by a board shop. Both have the same tag and neither have a date. IMG_1343 2.jpg IMG_1342 2.jpg ...

Thanks for the vote of confidence. I just don't want to inadvertently rip someone off.

I'll follow up with the sold values for the shirts I've posted when/if they sell.

Sorry, not sure of the proper terminology. The two Zap Comix ones definitely aren't screen printed. They're "dyed on"? The ink is directly sprayed on the t-shirt, it's not slightly raised and "rubbery" like a screen print.

After I pulled these out to list them I'm starting to suspect they might be repros. The two Zap Comix shirts are definitely printed, not screened. The Fritz the Cat one on the other hand is definitely screen printed. Is it possible these are not screen printed but still legit or is it a telltale ...

Ahh good call on the bootleg possibility. I'm accustomed to spotting newer fakes but for some reason didn't even considered it for this one. It seems to be high quality but now that I re-examine it it doesn't really give off a true Nike vibe.

Also, thanks for weighing in on my posts!

Pretty cool design.

All I've been able to figure out is that PIRG stands for Public Interest Resource Group. Cool design though.

Guessing 1992 Olympics? The swoosh is also some kind of fake leather.

1987 Pan Am Games shirt. Unfortunately it's a youth size.

Thanks for the quick response! My bad, I should have posted this in the "What's it worth" forum. I was mostly wondering whether these were promos or perhaps bought from a mail order catalog, or if that even matters. Any guess as to their value? I plan to sell all 3 as they unfortunately are way too ...

Hello. I recently picked up the attached shirts and was wondering if anyone could lend any insight into them. The dates on the shirts and the Hanes tags seem to match up (I think) but Google came up short when trying to find where exactly they came from. IMG_0125.jpg IMG_0120.jpg IMG_0127.jpg IMG ...