Showing posts with label 80s Labels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 80s Labels. Show all posts
Saturday, February 20, 2010
80s Movie Tees: Die Hard (1988). Yipee Ki Yay!!!
Check out this gem! Headed to Toronto this month, this poly-cotton momento of Bruce Willis' glory years has survived over 20+ years in almost immaculate condition. It's always great to hold a piece of cinematic history in your hands and in a wearable size!
Yipee Ki Yay!!!!!
As always here's the label for your viewing pleasure:
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
In Our Vintage Bundles This Week: 1980s Harley Davidson/ 3D Emblem Tees
I've been meaning to post a few 3D Emblem/ Harley Tees for a while now. Truthfully, I know nothing about the company or how 3D emblem came to be representative of 80s Harley Tees. Sadly, we don't have anything especially offensive or provocative in stock this week. If you're interested in seeing more 3D Emblem, head over to Hermosavintage they've got some great examples of 80s 3-D Emblem, including some of their edgier stuff.
As always, here's a label for your viewing pleasure:
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Saturday, January 9, 2010
In Our Vintage Bundles This Week: 1982 Police "Ghost in the Machine" Rock Tee
Is it just me or does the print look crooked?
Anyway, double sided and printed on an early Screenstars tee, the album cover was a source of contention between the then bandmates. They went on to make one more album before parting ways in 1984.Wikipedia Link
As usual, here's the label for your viewing pleasure:
Interested in a bundle?Click the "email me" link on the top-right of the page to learn more.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
In Our Vintage Bundles This Week: 1984 Bruce Springsteen "Born in the USA" Tour T-Shirt
This was the album that made Springsteen a commercial success. The back has a listing of all the countries that Springsteen toured that year, leading us to believe that this may have been purchased abroad. The bad news? Like many vintage polyblend t-shirts it's shrunk to a size that only a girl or teenaged boy could wear, nonetheless, it's a great find for any Springsteen fan.
Other great items that didn't make this week's short list:
-A 1981 M*A*S*H T-shirt
-A 1970s Levi's Western Shirt (White label)
-A pair of 1940s-50s US Navy Wool Pants
-A "Beaver Creek" wool blanket by Pendleton
As usual, here's the label to help you identify one for yourself.
Interested in a bundle?
Click the "email me" link on the top-right of the page to learn more.
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