Defunkd

[DOXMEN]

Please help check if this shirt is authentic and from the correct era. Has anyone seen a shirt like this ?
Does anyone have a shirt like this that has double-stitched sleeves and hem like this and has the Backstage Pass logo ? Thank you.

Details of this shirt
Neck seam: single stitch
Sleeve seam: double stitch
Hem seam: double stitch
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Backstage Pass logo symbol

[Staydemz]

if seen from the photo there is a possibility that it is true, but logically if the shirt was really made during the concert there should be damage or cracks in the screen printing while if seen from the screen printing in detail there are no cracks at all. it is impossible if the shirt has not been worn all this time and if worn there must be cracks in the screen printing. it's just that there is no tag that can certify that the shirt is original or fake. if you only rely on the backstage pass screen printing logo on the shirt, you can still make a print. and this shirt just appeared now.

Try checking the type of screen printing, whether it is thick on the front or back and whether it is still a little sticky or not.

[DOXMEN]

Thanks for the reply. I've never encountered this before, but from talking to DefunkD, he talked to Joel Rabinowitz of Backstage Pass, he doesn't have a hard specification that he always has to have a single stitch. If anyone has more suggestions, let's talk.

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[jimmyj]

It's a tough one, have you found other BSPs like it?

[Backdoorvintage]

Please help check if this shirt is authentic and from the correct era. Has anyone seen a shirt like this ?
Does anyone have a shirt like this that has double-stitched sleeves and hem like this and has the Backstage Pass logo ? Thank you.
Details of this shirt
Neck seam: single stitch
Sleeve seam: double stitch
Hem seam: double stitch
Tag removed
Backstage Pass logo symbol

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This shirt doesn’t really make sense it usually comes with the quote back print or the building

This blank doesn’t look like any backstage passed used either

[DOXMEN]

It's a tough one, have you found other BSPs like it?

I've never seen this before, so I came to ask. Thank you.

[DOXMEN]

Please help check if this shirt is authentic and from the correct era. Has anyone seen a shirt like this ?
Does anyone have a shirt like this that has double-stitched sleeves and hem like this and has the Backstage Pass logo ? Thank you.
Details of this shirt
Neck seam: single stitch
Sleeve seam: double stitch
Hem seam: double stitch
Tag removed
Backstage Pass logo symbol

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This shirt doesn’t really make sense it usually comes with the quote back print or the building

This blank doesn’t look like any backstage passed used either

Is this Gildan Tag Canada possible ?
Because BSP is made in Canada. The collar lining, collar seam, sleeve seam and hem are all double stitched.
I sent a message to Joel Rabinowitz of Backstage Pass but have not received a reply.
From what I've personally talked to Defunkd, he talked to Joel about not making shirts that are always single stitch or double stitch. Whatever materials were used to make them were used in that year. Some were made in large quantities and some were made in small quantities that were almost impossible to find. Joel is so old that he can barely remember all of his work.
Thanks.

[DOXMEN]

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If anyone has additional information or arguments, please advise. Thank you.