Saiyan Prince I prefer the H&M be CSU’s ether hold up better for like a couple bucks more. It’s like $20 against $12. I rather pay the 8 dollars for longer wear
You can tell when someone hasn’t put in any time in the trenches. Shit will humble you it’s not all sunshine and rainbows at rag/bins. I used to go deep meeting as many people as I could who were digging rag houses/bins/racks/estate sales, I would dig with them and that shit really made me appreciate the finds and this was just to collect I never bought with the intention to sell. there was days where you wouldn’t find anything then one bin comes out full of polo or band jackets and someone would go home with 3000$ worth of stuff but it was because they did the work even when nothing was coming out. It’s hard work sourcing in the wild imagine these guys have seen tens of thousands some even hundreds of thousands of pieces of clothes.
Tyler Lee nah that’s his actual name / TH-cam he’s big in the vintage community especially in Texas he’s made so many people want to thrift me included lol and he hates hype lol he’s very funny and very knowledgeable heres his TH-cam th-cam.com/video/jGtpSSMlCl0/w-d-xo.html
That’s insane paying triple the price of a shirt that’s printed on fruit of the loom. I love shopping vintage and the best thing about the hunt is finding it at goodwill and other thrift store and it’s sad that it’s now become a resellers business just like everything else
Oscar Martinez Melchor Totally agree. Pages filled with resellers trying to squeeze every last cent out of a t shirt who aren’t interested in the community at all.
Krills Daily exactly, 8 years is nothing lol, prices have gone up now from 15-20 years ago across any type of fashion. Resell prices even for sneakers weren’t even close to the prices now unless they were super rare. Paying 300 dollars for a t shirt that’s printed on front of the loom is wild
Coming from a thrift store reseller I understand the online vintage market but would rather be in the trenches. I do buy some vintage stuff online but most of my collection is straight from the charity shops. I can honestly have days where I find up to 3 or 4 vintage tees that I can flip for at least $150, and then I'll have days where I don't find any. I go for the thrill and for the hunt. There is no better feeling than finding an item you've wanted for so long in the trenches. It's a lifestyle I'm down for haha
You can tell this dude has some pieces he’s paid resell for. I take pride in my vintage collection and I don’t really like people who just jump in the game for the money and not the love of the hunt. Kinda how sneakerheads feel about bots and shit on SNKRS app.
If it’s a proper collector’s novelty, go ahead because it’s supporting these guys for the digging they do. However, if you want a fit, thrift em yourself. It’s always nice to have some self discovery
It's about finding what you want, when you want it. There's stuff I've spent my whole life trying to find in a thrift store that ive found online in a couple hours.
Atleast this dude kinda sounds like what he knows what he’s talking about. I’m from a a kinda small town in Ohio and I’ve found over 100 fire pieces just at my local goodwill. I’ve found almost ALL of my grails except rap tees. But I’ve never bought a resell piece yet and I refuse too. I’m all about sourcing it myself.
I think its funny that all the hypebeasts are getting bored of supreme etc because everyone has it and its too "saturated" so they are moving to the vintage scene not realising they are doing the exact same to vintage clothing too lol
*Andre* he’s not for the culture i hope they address these comments lmao and bring an actual vintage head like Paul Cantu or the person they are buying there vintage from lmao
Brandon - “The Supreme stuff was getting a little too saturated” **Makes a video about vintage, which is the most over saturated clothing trend right now**
Not imo bro! Vintage style has always been around, and it’s like any trend where it loses hype and then comes back. There’s always going to be a market for it!
Not gonna lie man my biggest pet peeve is when people wear old rock bands vintage that they never listen to or heard of.... we gotta start checking people and be like yo name 5 songs to that band on your chest lol
“Vintage is unique” everybody and they mama wears literal old vintage t shirts nowadays smh. Already a Hypebeast fad and these prices are ridiculous. If you buy a 500 dollars old t shirt you got some real demons.
**** correction.... the hypebeast be the majority of the fools taxing and paying taxed prices for pieces... the real heads be the ones in the trenches thrifting all day everyday
you can only really rock with vintage shit if you have a passion for it, for some people its a temporary trend but for others its a lifestyle. vintage is unique if you have a passion for it. its unique because youre very rarely gonna see people wearing the same tee as you. vintage has been a wave FOR YEARS. people are just now catching on.
@@eddie6354 theyre also the ones making them so inflated too. Making an temporary high demand on a limited commodity, since more can't be made/printed.
Bruh no hate but nothing on this channel unique at all. I respect all you guys but y’all follow trends not set em. Y’all have Brandon talking bout vintage but bruh not really out here on the hunt
single stitch was the norm in the US until roughly 95-97 where you see a lot of tees start becoming double stitch. Some like Brockum will have single stitch sleeves and a double stitch hem from that time period. I believe that Europe also adopted the double stitch before the US in some cases, so you might see Euro tour shirts that are double stitched from like 93-95.
AllSport had single stitch on shirts up until 2003. I just got a 2003 dated one. I get what you're saying, generally speaking. But AllSport was the last of vintage single stitch.
Been thrifting/collecting since 2013, the whole concept is changing. I know others can agree that being “in the trenches” was/is apart of the love I have for this stuff. Waking up at sunrise heading to the most unexpected spots and that feeling of finding a grail for 50cents. Online shopping was also an alternative when I wasn’t able to go out but never the preference. All the hypebeasts are migrating to vintage and its taking away from the entire culture. A lot of resellers who aren’t interested in trading only squeezing as much money as they can from their finds. Not to mention how hard it already is to find anything. Now with all the hype it’s gonna be impossible to find anything out and about anymore. Online shopping at market value is soon to be the only option.
Please do not ignore pieces because of the tag. If you find something dope second hand, cop it. Please don’t go creaming on vintage tees because it’s worth $400. You know we doing Mother Nature a favour for this.
Vintage is in and won’t die cause they cared about quality back then....most of vintage tees were made in America not some china garbage....also there’s no creativity everything new is just a logo on a t shirt selling for $40-$80
Some of his advice is wacked! Fotl, allsport and hanes beefy? Lmao and recomended to shop online..bro u missed the fun of treasure hunting.. its old stuff u’re supposed to be in the trenches to look for the treasure. Brandon u whack bro
I don’t think I’ve ever seen you guys wear a vintage piece. Other than I saw Richie wearing a center swoosh Nike and that’s just because Travis. And Johnny has his fake vintage heavyweight brand
I can always tell when someone was wearing supreme before they starting buying vintage. It’s funny to me because when I started It wasn’t a flex or an “aesthetic” to be wearing vintage clothes. I grew up poor and couldn’t afford nice clothes when I started getting my own money and could afford those brands that I couldn’t when I was a kid they didn’t make them the same so started collecting vintage polo and other things. Now there’s so many vintage posers/reseller wanna be’s it’s getting kinda cringy. people please like something because you like it not because a price tag or because someone famous is doing it…
Definitely agree you can grab rare pieces that hold personal value that pop up randomly on eBay for like 20 bucks and guess what you won’t see another person wearing it anywhere. That’s what I love about vintage
@@xMexicanxK I know he don't thrift, he said that in the video lol. I dont know what he would do if he had a vintage channel, but it would be dope. I like what he brings to the table
Tbh, I feel like the all sport, Hanes, and fotl are “alright.” HOWEVER, I think REAL REAL VINTAGE are changes / brockum, winter land, spl, Caribbean dream, hbtees, shorteehills, etc. there’s some that has like codes on it only with the size and that’s about it (mainly on Chicago bulls tee) This is just what I think. But the brands I named, if you come across them at the thrift store / bins, CHECK THEM OUT! Peace!
Why are 3 guy who are into hype fashion who have only been into vintage for a year teaching me about vintage feels corny. They don’t even actually thrift
Just found my old 2 pac in memory of shirt I bought back in 96. Wow didn't think it would be worth that much. Still listed on ebay if anyone is interested. It's a long sleeve.
From being a collector reseller, to being a vintage seller, we definitely need more videos from brandon, seems like a genius when it comes to clothing and reselling
man aint nobody finna be peeling your shirt back to look at the tag lmfao if you fuck wit a graphic or design get it. drip is how you put pieces together, not a brand or tag
Edgar Ultrera at least with vintage there’s more uniqueness and personality with supreme it’s mainly just box logo box logo box logo not to say there’s no nice pieces supreme has some nice stuff outside of bogos
There are different levels and layers when it comes to vintage. Modern street wear is more about innovation and reinventing the wheel versus vintage is all about uniqueness and story telling.
I always look at the tag, cuz it determines the feel and thickness but most importantly the size. Brockum xl is different from fruit of the loom xl and so on. Number 2 is always looking at the year it came out on the copyright on the graphic which is when you'll know what time it came out from, what the band's album/tour they were on and so on. So imo the year is the most important cuz its more of a historic thing for me when collecting vintage tees. Other things i consider is the condition. If it's more faded it's a plus for me. Some white tees have yellowing which is fine if it isn't too bad especially on the pitts. And also the condition of the collar. Some have bacon collars/bad collars. Next is the band (i mostly collect band tees) which really decides the price. Some bands, tho might not be popular like nirvana, if their merch is rare can have crazy prices on their tees.
I have thousands of pieces of 1970's vintage clothing and don't have time to sell it all on etsy. Would you be interested in buying them at bulk prices or know another place that might be interested?
inside out in the washer, and dont put em in the dryer, hang dry them. putting them in the dryer causes cracks or fades to the clothes unless you're going for that kinda look.
@@susmaster8225 yeah that’s what I’ve been doing, but I’m not sure what to do about some that have small holes because I don’t want to make them bigger
I agree with what he said about the nostalgia. I’m a huge wrestling fan so when I get vintage wwe and wwf tees, it’s a good feeling. Also finding a fire piece in the thrift after searching for hours is a good feeling too. It’s like finding buried treasure.
Vintage culture is fucking stupid, vintage snobs would kill people for wearing heavyweights type designs. I’ve been collecting vintage before round two made it “cool” and I’m over it already. It makes me appreciate streeywear brands even more.
I respect what theyre trying to say but vintage merch is more about your own style and interest. You see a dope graphic on a tee, copp it! Thats your drip.
I'm so dead. Lots of these are graphic tees. Most fashion advises to stay away from graphic as you get older...I guess it's cool again? I'm going to stick with my plain ts
Please Richie if you read this. Stop throwing around and punching other peoples stuff. Especially rare pieces like the tees on brandon's table that are like 20 years old.
Bro this is the best video yet... the rare tee/jerseys are the best because no one has them... that silver surfer he had is worth like 1500. Vintagerush_ IG has the craziest authentic champions and rare sharktooth hats he deserves a follow
8:45 I totally agree. I make more at my job than It’s worth running to 5 thrift stores and maybe finding 1 thing that I like that would actually fit me. So I don’t go often but every couple weeks I hit my local spots, there’s no better feeling than finding something dope. And also there’s more to vintage than just tshirts. My collection of denim and jackets is probably bigger than my tshirt collection. Gotta diversify your style, rockin t’s everyday gets played out even if they are bangers.
Damn...last time i was this early ,
Johnny was still a big boi
Richie was wearing that olive gildan hoodie
And Tan was at H&M buying zipper pants...
Those Gildan hoodies are the greatest thing to ever grace this earth
@@saiyanprince2795 never had one...
Sandro Radulj It’s a really good cheap alternative to the H&M plain hoodies
@@saiyanprince2795 being so topical...i usually try to thrift or find vintage hoodies and crewnecks...
Saiyan Prince I prefer the H&M be CSU’s ether hold up better for like a couple bucks more. It’s like $20 against $12. I rather pay the 8 dollars for longer wear
You can tell when someone hasn’t put in any time in the trenches. Shit will humble you it’s not all sunshine and rainbows at rag/bins. I used to go deep meeting as many people as I could who were digging rag houses/bins/racks/estate sales, I would dig with them and that shit really made me appreciate the finds and this was just to collect I never bought with the intention to sell. there was days where you wouldn’t find anything then one bin comes out full of polo or band jackets and someone would go home with 3000$ worth of stuff but it was because they did the work even when nothing was coming out. It’s hard work sourcing in the wild imagine these guys have seen tens of thousands some even hundreds of thousands of pieces of clothes.
gotta love the vibe brandon gives, i am a 100% down for more content with the homie!!
the Vintage tees are HYPE now so....
Isaac Wu they’ve been hyped for years now
Also please have Paul Cantu the thrift god he’s been in the game for years and has lots of knowledge
The Mad Writer is that locustandwildhoneh
Tyler Lee nah that’s his actual name / TH-cam he’s big in the vintage community especially in Texas he’s made so many people want to thrift me included lol and he hates hype lol he’s very funny and very knowledgeable heres his TH-cam th-cam.com/video/jGtpSSMlCl0/w-d-xo.html
I'm saying
Bro you so right Paul is the man and his style is one of a kind I dig it and the fact they didn’t pay homage to the king of thrift is fucked up
David G true but there hype beast
"a lot of pop culture stuff, not just mainstream stuff"
Richie we all know those are two exact thing 😂
Right? He big tripping
🤡
Seriously pop culture is literally POPULAR culture come on cant get more mainstream than that
“Go grab a item from your childhood” the reason I like vintage tbh
Same
That’s insane paying triple the price of a shirt that’s printed on fruit of the loom. I love shopping vintage and the best thing about the hunt is finding it at goodwill and other thrift store and it’s sad that it’s now become a resellers business just like everything else
Oscar Martinez Melchor
Totally agree. Pages filled with resellers trying to squeeze every last cent out of a t shirt who aren’t interested in the community at all.
Facts!
When was it not a resellers business? I've been reselling vintage clothes for 8 years now.
Krills Daily exactly, 8 years is nothing lol, prices have gone up now from 15-20 years ago across any type of fashion. Resell prices even for sneakers weren’t even close to the prices now unless they were super rare. Paying 300 dollars for a t shirt that’s printed on front of the loom is wild
Krills Daily plus I’m more so talking about the prices not actually reselling
Coming from a thrift store reseller I understand the online vintage market but would rather be in the trenches. I do buy some vintage stuff online but most of my collection is straight from the charity shops. I can honestly have days where I find up to 3 or 4 vintage tees that I can flip for at least $150, and then I'll have days where I don't find any. I go for the thrill and for the hunt. There is no better feeling than finding an item you've wanted for so long in the trenches. It's a lifestyle I'm down for haha
You can tell this dude has some pieces he’s paid resell for. I take pride in my vintage collection and I don’t really like people who just jump in the game for the money and not the love of the hunt. Kinda how sneakerheads feel about bots and shit on SNKRS app.
matt waller All of them i believe lmao he doesn’t thrift lmao shirts are clean tho
Dudes doing too much for some tees, I'd rather go to a thrift store instead of buying from a reseller
If it’s a proper collector’s novelty, go ahead because it’s supporting these guys for the digging they do. However, if you want a fit, thrift em yourself. It’s always nice to have some self discovery
Syahid It’s cooler when you find it in the trenches and you’re like “HOLY FUCK I CANT BELIVE I JUST FOUND THIS” best feeling ever 🔥
It's about finding what you want, when you want it. There's stuff I've spent my whole life trying to find in a thrift store that ive found online in a couple hours.
Atleast this dude kinda sounds like what he knows what he’s talking about. I’m from a a kinda small town in Ohio and I’ve found over 100 fire pieces just at my local goodwill. I’ve found almost ALL of my grails except rap tees. But I’ve never bought a resell piece yet and I refuse too. I’m all about sourcing it myself.
Know a days resellers going on road trips for vintage shirts at thrift shops they did that where im from, havent found a nice piece in a long while
I think its funny that all the hypebeasts are getting bored of supreme etc because everyone has it and its too "saturated" so they are moving to the vintage scene not realising they are doing the exact same to vintage clothing too lol
EARLEEEE! Of course Brandon is in this video he's down with the vintage style 🔥🔥🔥
so he basically buys resold vintage and then resells it again for even more lol
True definition of a hypebeast, "Supreme is oversaturated" so no longer wears supreme, Vintage is popular now so now only does vintage
Especially since he only buys them online 💀
Ye he doesn’t even thrift, he’s just buying marked up vintage and selling it for more. He don’t even got anything but shirts too.
*Andre* he’s not for the culture i hope they address these comments lmao and bring an actual vintage head like Paul Cantu or the person they are buying there vintage from lmao
100 percent facts these guys are dorks lol
Vintage hypebeasts are no better than streetwear hypebeasts.
Vintage hypebeasts 🤦🏻♂️
Overpaying for a vintage tshirt is a no no.
Being “in the trenches” is 90% of the fun. It’s the thrill of the hunt.
So this is what happened to Zero after being released from Camp Green Lake.
Brandon - “The Supreme stuff was getting a little too saturated” **Makes a video about vintage, which is the most over saturated clothing trend right now**
Not imo bro! Vintage style has always been around, and it’s like any trend where it loses hype and then comes back. There’s always going to be a market for it!
Although it’s oversaturated I don’t think it’s overdone tbh ion think vintage will ever be overdone it’s just chill
And the vintage selling is getting over saturated cause of poser guys like this
Not gonna lie man my biggest pet peeve is when people wear old rock bands vintage that they never listen to or heard of.... we gotta start checking people and be like yo name 5 songs to that band on your chest lol
Nobody cares lmao
Vintage trend much like hypebeast trend got kids willing to pay $400 for good that costs $1.99 😳
Sucks they didn't talk about that goosebumps shirt. That was fire! 🔥🔥🔥
bro i was thinking the same shit man
“Vintage is unique” everybody and they mama wears literal old vintage t shirts nowadays smh. Already a Hypebeast fad and these prices are ridiculous. If you buy a 500 dollars old t shirt you got some real demons.
**** correction.... the hypebeast be the majority of the fools taxing and paying taxed prices for pieces... the real heads be the ones in the trenches thrifting all day everyday
you can only really rock with vintage shit if you have a passion for it, for some people its a temporary trend but for others its a lifestyle. vintage is unique if you have a passion for it. its unique because youre very rarely gonna see people wearing the same tee as you. vintage has been a wave FOR YEARS. people are just now catching on.
@@killerelite2837 fax
@@WOLFCHAINZ2 resellers traveling all round the world and raiding the thrift stores know, they must be stopped
“How bout be unique “ every TH-camr buying vintage shirts for the last two years
😂😂
He’s acting like vintage isn’t the new hypebeast thing LOL he’s acting like he’s different lmaooo
@@eddie6354 Richie and tan are making their line imitate the old vintage look, and they're the biggest hypebeast. Its definitely hypebeast status.
Gilberto Flores Exactly if the prices weren’t like up to $500 none of them would be into it
@@eddie6354 theyre also the ones making them so inflated too. Making an temporary high demand on a limited commodity, since more can't be made/printed.
The reason it's expensive is because of the nostalgic feeling you get from those tees
Bruh no hate but nothing on this channel unique at all. I respect all you guys but y’all follow trends not set em. Y’all have Brandon talking bout vintage but bruh not really out here on the hunt
$400-500 for a shirt… might as well of stuck with the Supreme & Bape
single stitch was the norm in the US until roughly 95-97 where you see a lot of tees start becoming double stitch. Some like Brockum will have single stitch sleeves and a double stitch hem from that time period.
I believe that Europe also adopted the double stitch before the US in some cases, so you might see Euro tour shirts that are double stitched from like 93-95.
AllSport had single stitch on shirts up until 2003. I just got a 2003 dated one.
I get what you're saying, generally speaking. But AllSport was the last of vintage single stitch.
Damn all these hype beast coming into vintage 😳 welcome tho ! Everybody is unique
It’s the crazy ass graphics is why for me. Like everything was so much better in the 90s and 00s.
M R so tru and quality as well
Been thrifting/collecting since 2013, the whole concept is changing.
I know others can agree that being “in the trenches” was/is apart of the love I have for this stuff. Waking up at sunrise heading to the most unexpected spots and that feeling of finding a grail for 50cents.
Online shopping was also an alternative when I wasn’t able to go out but never the preference.
All the hypebeasts are migrating to vintage and its taking away from the entire culture. A lot of resellers who aren’t interested in trading only squeezing as much money as they can from their finds.
Not to mention how hard it already is to find anything. Now with all the hype it’s gonna be impossible to find anything out and about anymore.
Online shopping at market value is soon to be the only option.
Yep the culture is getting over taken by the vultures. Sad to see.
You are from the future
`hypebeasts ruin everything
Same with sneakers.
@@ConductorWeHaveAProblem true
5:00 you wouldnt want it to look brand new for a $250 vintage tee
Yes you would.....
Please do not ignore pieces because of the tag. If you find something dope second hand, cop it. Please don’t go creaming on vintage tees because it’s worth $400. You know we doing Mother Nature a favour for this.
I’ve been into vintage blanks recently like hoodies and t shirts. the graphic stuff is fire but the blanks are kinda slept on imo.
I know more knowledge on vintage clothing....
Vintage is in and won’t die cause they cared about quality back then....most of vintage tees were made in America not some china garbage....also there’s no creativity everything new is just a logo on a t shirt selling for $40-$80
Some of his advice is wacked! Fotl, allsport and hanes beefy? Lmao and recomended to shop online..bro u missed the fun of treasure hunting.. its old stuff u’re supposed to be in the trenches to look for the treasure. Brandon u whack bro
I don’t think I’ve ever seen you guys wear a vintage piece. Other than I saw Richie wearing a center swoosh Nike and that’s just because Travis. And Johnny has his fake vintage heavyweight brand
I can always tell when someone was wearing supreme before they starting buying vintage. It’s funny to me because when I started It wasn’t a flex or an “aesthetic” to be wearing vintage clothes. I grew up poor and couldn’t afford nice clothes when I started getting my own money and could afford those brands that I couldn’t when I was a kid they didn’t make them the same so started collecting vintage polo and other things. Now there’s so many vintage posers/reseller wanna be’s it’s getting kinda cringy. people please like something because you like it not because a price tag or because someone famous is doing it…
You should collab with Paul Cantu he goes to the tranches
If y’all want some more vintage I recommend Paul Cantu, dude’s a god when it comes to this stuff
Thrifting OG
He’s sick
Daddy Cantu
Papi Cantu
IncineratingGlaive Paul doesn’t really have crazy grailers tho, mainly just has tees to make a quick flip. Just being honest🤷♂️
vintage clothes is dope to find at goodwill but I’d never pay 200 for a tee fuck that
Definitely agree you can grab rare pieces that hold personal value that pop up randomly on eBay for like 20 bucks and guess what you won’t see another person wearing it anywhere. That’s what I love about vintage
Well when i dress up i always combine streetwear designers and vintage
This is stupid, just because it's old doesnt mean it's worth anything.
Brandon should make a TH-cam channel blogging about vintage finds and videos vintage related
Ambert Rios Cruz he don’t thrift this just buys off resellers but if he did that would be cool
@@xMexicanxK I know he don't thrift, he said that in the video lol. I dont know what he would do if he had a vintage channel, but it would be dope. I like what he brings to the table
Ambert Rios Cruz true but has to gain more knowledge tho he doesn’t have that much
wheres the GIANT tag mention? damn..
Target has newer brittney t's for less (you're welcome)
So where do you get these resale prices from how do you know when a shirt is worth 500 bucks 🤔
wassup with all the hand talking? You guys Italian?
Tbh, I feel like the all sport, Hanes, and fotl are “alright.” HOWEVER, I think REAL REAL VINTAGE are changes / brockum, winter land, spl, Caribbean dream, hbtees, shorteehills, etc. there’s some that has like codes on it only with the size and that’s about it (mainly on Chicago bulls tee)
This is just what I think. But the brands I named, if you come across them at the thrift store / bins, CHECK THEM OUT! Peace!
Why are 3 guy who are into hype fashion who have only been into vintage for a year teaching me about vintage feels corny. They don’t even actually thrift
imagine feelin like youre mr vintage king himself because youve been pickin used tees longer than other people
Richie Le dang just came from your Twitter😂
Richie Le i was being harsh he hit all the right points just kinda pointed that out as a joke
Welcome hypebeasts
NEEEEEED that Disney Fireworks Tee in a L or XL 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Just found my old 2 pac in memory of shirt I bought back in 96. Wow didn't think it would be worth that much. Still listed on ebay if anyone is interested. It's a long sleeve.
From being a collector reseller, to being a vintage seller, we definitely need more videos from brandon, seems like a genius when it comes to clothing and reselling
Davida0126 true he’s a good reseller but vintage collector he’s not
I agree 100 percent, nostalgia over hype. Vintage pieces and style should be more personal 👌🏾👌🏾
man aint nobody finna be peeling your shirt back to look at the tag lmfao if you fuck wit a graphic or design get it. drip is how you put pieces together, not a brand or tag
respect the dedication tho, no cap
bring back reading comments vids!
"Supreme is getting a little too saturated" vintage is literally one of THE most saturated styles rn
Edgar Ultrera at least with vintage there’s more uniqueness and personality with supreme it’s mainly just box logo box logo box logo not to say there’s no nice pieces supreme has some nice stuff outside of bogos
Fax tumblr and pinterest girls already been on vintage
@@josephbass3156 ik but what im saying is that he's saying it like if vintage isn't a popular style trend atm
There are different levels and layers when it comes to vintage. Modern street wear is more about innovation and reinventing the wheel versus vintage is all about uniqueness and story telling.
Edgar Ultrera ehh I get you now g
Hello there. I’m not first. But I hope rich will Heart this comment 😮
I always look at the tag, cuz it determines the feel and thickness but most importantly the size. Brockum xl is different from fruit of the loom xl and so on. Number 2 is always looking at the year it came out on the copyright on the graphic which is when you'll know what time it came out from, what the band's album/tour they were on and so on. So imo the year is the most important cuz its more of a historic thing for me when collecting vintage tees.
Other things i consider is the condition. If it's more faded it's a plus for me. Some white tees have yellowing which is fine if it isn't too bad especially on the pitts. And also the condition of the collar. Some have bacon collars/bad collars.
Next is the band (i mostly collect band tees) which really decides the price. Some bands, tho might not be popular like nirvana, if their merch is rare can have crazy prices on their tees.
i despise that theyre encouraging buying vintage from resellers online, surrport your local thrifts dude, never know what youre going to find
It's rare to actually find a vintage related video on YT that is both entertaining to watch and also informative.
Great video. Brandon speaking the truth, snipe only
Britney is for sure dry rotted if it’s DS
I have thousands of pieces of 1970's vintage clothing and don't have time to sell it all on etsy. Would you be interested in buying them at bulk prices or know another place that might be interested?
I'm interested...what do you have?
BROOOOOO IN THE NEXT EPISODE OF THIS SEGMENT PLEASE COLLAB WITH MY BOY PAUL CANTU HE'S THE TRIFT AND VINTAGE GOD🙏🙏
Definitely
That’s what I’m saying especially because he’s not a vintage hype beast lol
I’d love to know the best ways to wash vintage shirts, I’m kinda scared to throw mine in the washer
inside out in the washer, and dont put em in the dryer, hang dry them. putting them in the dryer causes cracks or fades to the clothes unless you're going for that kinda look.
@@susmaster8225 yeah that’s what I’ve been doing, but I’m not sure what to do about some that have small holes because I don’t want to make them bigger
Great video!
Remember folks, V.O.E. - Vintage Over Everything, haha.
For real tho, tags are King in vintage. If it ain't OG, it ain't OG.
Y’all need Paul Cantu on here!!! The Thrift God!!
My guy Brandon is truly an expert
I’m a vintage shirt collector, but I mostly go after stuff from the 70s & 80s. Some early 90s. Mostly vintage music tees & concert shirts.
I agree with what he said about the nostalgia. I’m a huge wrestling fan so when I get vintage wwe and wwf tees, it’s a good feeling. Also finding a fire piece in the thrift after searching for hours is a good feeling too. It’s like finding buried treasure.
WWF man! Don't put WWE and vintage in the same sentence.
Yo Richie are there websites Brandon recommends to get vintage items?
Dope video, but this is just the tip of the iceberg. Hope to see more videos like this because we haven't even gone to the cow and chicken realm yet!
Dont do this keep it on the low
Brandon is the man
Sweet leave all the Murina's and Tultex's for me. I like this guy but he just don't know.
Vintage culture is fucking stupid, vintage snobs would kill people for wearing heavyweights type designs. I’ve been collecting vintage before round two made it “cool” and I’m over it already. It makes me appreciate streeywear brands even more.
I respect what theyre trying to say but vintage merch is more about your own style and interest. You see a dope graphic on a tee, copp it! Thats your drip.
These prices are just ridiculous lmao
Majorwavez, imran potato and vandy the pink has fire that's not being chased by everyone #IfYouKnowYouKnow
How much does a Hanes Heavy Weight 50/50 shirt go for? curious I have a San Antonio Tx Alamo dragway t shirt
Yoooo 🔥🔥🔥 those video game and cartoon vintage shirts are so fireeee especially the mortal kombat ones
my boy brandonnnnn
I'm so dead. Lots of these are graphic tees. Most fashion advises to stay away from graphic as you get older...I guess it's cool again? I'm going to stick with my plain ts
Please Richie if you read this. Stop throwing around and punching other peoples stuff. Especially rare pieces like the tees on brandon's table that are like 20 years old.
Number 1 rule about vintage band shirts. Don’t wear the shirt if you don’t know the band . Who cares if you like the picture. Don’t wear it
That frank ocean tee is from SergioCalabasas_ on ig and twitter he’s re releasing it soon and they sell out fast
Liquid Blue is a superior quality vintage brand that still prints shirts today.
Bro this is the best video yet... the rare tee/jerseys are the best because no one has them... that silver surfer he had is worth like 1500. Vintagerush_ IG has the craziest authentic champions and rare sharktooth hats he deserves a follow
You know you're elite in VTG when you're using ziplocks haha
The shirt look good on you Rich, can i know what brand is that.
I love vintage tee culture 🇨🇱❤️♻️
8:45 I totally agree. I make more at my job than It’s worth running to 5 thrift stores and maybe finding 1 thing that I like that would actually fit me. So I don’t go often but every couple weeks I hit my local spots, there’s no better feeling than finding something dope. And also there’s more to vintage than just tshirts. My collection of denim and jackets is probably bigger than my tshirt collection. Gotta diversify your style, rockin t’s everyday gets played out even if they are bangers.
That disneyland shirt goes hard