Alstyle Apparel is a blank maker, and the shirts that reach us under the label are mostly band and music prints. If you're looking at an Alstyle tag, the graphic on the front is what you're buying.
Every listing shows the neck tag, the hem stitching and the cotton, so the shirt is as easy to see as the print on it. Alstyle blanks run a little longer in the body than some others of the era, though still shorter than a modern tee, so the measurements are worth a look. Ink on these is lighter than it was new, and any cracking is photographed.
For band and music prints, browse vintage t-shirts. For more of the same, see vintage Hanes.
Common questions
How do Alstyle blanks fit?
A little longer in the body than most blanks of the era, though still shorter than a modern tee. Go by the measurements we've listed rather than the letter on the tag.
What condition are the prints in?
They vary piece by piece, and we describe each one. Expect softened cotton and some cracking in heavy ink on a shirt this age, and expect anything worse than that to be photographed.
Why's there so little stock?
We hold one of each and never reorder, and band tees sell fast. The collection turns over rather than building up, so it's worth checking back.
