No idea of price,put them up and the market will decide.
I am not sure if they will suit the japanese harley guys,I'm thinking more like East West leather guys.Maybe include that name in the listing,it should get you a lot more views,if nothing else.

Very cool.Look to be late 60's/early 70's.

As far as I am aware,that was never an issued colourway in 1985.
They are new.

I am still sceptical.All items I have seen/handled from this period tend to have embroidered lables,not printed.This seemed to carry through to the 60's and beyond.Of course,the number of pieces I have seen is limited by the fact of them being scarce.I can't recall any printed labels from the 30's ...

Thanks Jimmy for your thoughts. The label is fastened by single stitch on the left and right side of the tag. The tag itself feels like papery cotton and it seems to be a printed tag. (The words Sport Shirt are not stitched.) As for the shirt itself it feels like a lightweight cotton. The letters ...

Cool shirt.but I think they got the 8 and the 3 the wrong way round.

Yup, these ones are. The bold lettering on the care patch/strong red color of the selvedge helps explain why he has so many. I thought that I had actually seen a few vtg jeans earlier (circa oct) and had forgot to ask about them until now. Maybe he just couldn't fit repro in the title? That ...

Plenty of collectors forums,just google search.
As for retailers,www.vintagetrends.com has a pretty good military section.

Pecards is the best by far.It does change the colour of the leather initialy,but it soon reverts back after wearing.Nothing else comes close.

Emailed the seller and told them about the shirt.No reply and the listing remains the same.Obviously looking to scam somebody.

That shirt is by a comic artist called Peter Bagge,who did the 'Neat stuff' and 'Hate' comics.It was available mail order in the back of 'Hate'.It has nothing to do with Nirvana,it was a made up band that featured in one of the stories.

I always am suspicious of a shirt that has a faded tag and a crisp print.........but that is just me.

Don't forget Mickey and I Love NY

That seemed to work,here's another:

Ok,heres my attempt at adding a picture.

As the title says,I really like English Hawaiian shirts.I find they are slightly more conservative,as far as size of collar and print design goes.If anyone has any they would like to sell,or trade,let me know.

I have been lucky enough to meet him several times and have submitted clothing to his guides. Wow. Of the clothing that you've owned/sold, what are your favorite pieces? So many,for so many different reasons.Heres just a few: 1.Dead Kennedys 'kill the poor shirt'.This is front and back print heavy ...

It's interesting to note that Rin Tanaka of the Myfreedanm series also wrote the motorcycle jacket book. It seems that this person is a walking encyclopedia of vintage. Rin is a very cool guy,inquisitive and super friendly.When he gets his teeth into something,he really goes for it.I have been ...

thegleaner wrote:damn, that dude ripped into it huh? superkoolchris = well, im not the most denim guy out there, but i found it pretty helpful for basic stuff. im sure there are better ones...so what are they?

Most of the good one's are Japanese and out of print.

I would say from the semi-broken trefoil the they date to the 1980's.No idea as to the model name.

The Champion knitwear company inc. started in 1919,with the earliest running man tag I've seen dating to the 1930's.This is similar to the '40's tag,only the figure is black on white rather than white against black/blue.

Look like mid-90's Vans to me.During this period Van's,along with various other skate shoe manufacturers,were making some stinking styles.

From the British perspective,Sta-prest first hit in the late 60's and were adopted by the skinhead movement as a smart version of the basic levi's jeans.I think the originals came in 3 colours,beige(stone),dark green and navy blue.They also had frog-mouth pockets and lightning brand zippers. These ...

Hello all.Keeping the vintage shirt flag flying in the UK.Been collecting/dealing for close to 20 years now.Great site made better by the inclusion of this forum.