Vintage 1990's The JEFF HEALEY BAND t-Shirt "Hell To Pay" Tour | 1992-93 world tour t-shirt | (Men's X-Large) vintage-hd Year: 1980'-90'sSIZE: Fits like a wbt-hd50

Name: Vintage 1990's The JEFF HEALEY BAND t-Shirt "Hell To Pay" Tour | 1992-93 world tour t-shirt | (Men's X-Large) vintage-hd Year: 1980'-90'sSIZE: Fits like a wbt-hd50
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 83227730573
Price: 55.00 USD
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Vintage 1990's The JEFF HEALEY BAND t Shirt "Hell To Pay" Tour 1992 93 world tour t shirt (Men's X Large) vintage hd Year: 1980' 90'sSIZE: Fits like a wbt hd50 Year: 1980' 90'sSIZE: Fits like a women's o sConditions:+ Vintage has heavy sign of wear+ Pilling throughout+ Has no visible holes+ Has no visible stains+ Single stitch+ Has some natural distress & discolourationFlat Measurements:Chest: 22''Length: 31 + Almost see through YEAR: 1991 + Has some natural distress & discolouration

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