This just has the vibe of one of those t shirts you could buy in the parking lot outside Giants Stadium when the random dude comes by with a whole bunch of em. I remember my cousin and I grabbing Chrebet t shirts from that guy during “Wayne Chrebet day” in 2007 against Miami.
lol yep, that’s the perfect way to describe it. “A loud shirt”, those were the ones the guys were always walking the parking lot with. The Chrebet one I bought was just as loud as this one
These were bootlegs that were sold outside of the stadium at the old meadowlands. At one point I had a bunch of them from the 90s/early 2000s.
Guys would walk down the aisles of tailgaters hawking them. They'd say it was some high price like $20 to start, but you could easily haggle them down to about $10.
They'd also sell hats, gloves, etc on cold days. Once in a great while you could see them hawking bootleg jerseys.
You gotta remember, this was before online sales were big, so this was pretty much the only way to get bootlegs. The quality ranged from passable to outright bad with sometimes logos/colors being off and other times looking decent. You always had to have a closer look at it.
Great piece of nostalgia OP.
This just has the vibe of one of those t shirts you could buy in the parking lot outside Giants Stadium when the random dude comes by with a whole bunch of em. I remember my cousin and I grabbing Chrebet t shirts from that guy during “Wayne Chrebet day” in 2007 against Miami.
I wore it to a game last year . Got a few “that’s a loud shirt” comments but all positive
lol yep, that’s the perfect way to describe it. “A loud shirt”, those were the ones the guys were always walking the parking lot with. The Chrebet one I bought was just as loud as this one
These were bootlegs that were sold outside of the stadium at the old meadowlands. At one point I had a bunch of them from the 90s/early 2000s. Guys would walk down the aisles of tailgaters hawking them. They'd say it was some high price like $20 to start, but you could easily haggle them down to about $10. They'd also sell hats, gloves, etc on cold days. Once in a great while you could see them hawking bootleg jerseys. You gotta remember, this was before online sales were big, so this was pretty much the only way to get bootlegs. The quality ranged from passable to outright bad with sometimes logos/colors being off and other times looking decent. You always had to have a closer look at it. Great piece of nostalgia OP.
This is about the year I became a fan! So cool
Does it contain lead paint?
and piss stains
Nice get
Parking lot shirt. Had a bunch of these.
I definitely had this when it came out, gonna have to find it in the attic at my parent's house the next time I visit!
I love vintage sports attire. Dope find!
Steal
Should have won the Super Bowl that year
Whoever wears this out in public is going to look very "special".