Vintage Vision Street Wear "1987" Long Sleeve Shirt Sneakers Wild Oat's Touch Tone interactive

Wild Oat's Touch Tone interactive shirts were designed to allow sound bites to be played if specific areas on the shirt were engaged

He spent three years with the Colts before being traded and spent the rest of his career elsewhere in the NFL before eventually retiring in 2006

Vintage Marion Barry "I Saw The Tape" T-Shirt

features their demo cover paired with their "Stick 2gether" logo

This original copy of Mortician is in great condition

Vintage Vision Street Wear "1987" Long Sleeve Shirt Sneakers Wild Oat's Touch Tone interactiveVision was a skateboard company founded in 1976 by Brad Dorfman. The brand found success in the 1980s with riders like Mark Gonzales and eventually started making clothes under the name Vision Street Wear. The company tried to capture that raw, rebellious spirit of skateboarding and put it into clothing. It worked. They created a brand still exists to this day. This original, boxy fitting Vision Street Wear t shirt from 1987 has some marks and tearing