Dave Davis, photography by Juliet Barr: May 2, 1987. My 81st of 8 shows. This was shakedown at the frost show at Stanford. Dead later played dew I prided myself on wearing the same clothes to the Dead as punk shows.

Eric Pooley: My brother, Chris Pooley, silkscreened this Aoxomoxoa T-shirt in the late 1970s while attending the Univ of MD in College Park MD; he sold them on the lot at Dead shows in the years before before Shakedown blossomed. This photo of me wearing the shirt was taken in the early 1980s somewhere in Westchester County, New York. Do you recall the year you made or acquired this piece? 1979 Do you remember the circumstances around this piece? Did you make it, trade for it, buy it, inherit? Was there something in particular that drew you to it? I just fell in love with the feeling of community evoked by this GD family photo on the back cover of Aoxomoxoa..

Annie Burrows, Oakland 1981-1982 bootleg t-shirt: This is a t-shirt that I made for my boyfriend to sell at the 1981-1982 Oakland New Year's Eve shows. The t-shirt used to be a baby blue color but it faded. I didn't save any of these for myself, but a dear friend contacted me last May to say that she had this shirt and that she was mailing it to me. I can't remember how many of these we made, but they were all given away or sold either at the Oakland shows or before. This t-shirt comes with a bittersweet memory. The friend who mailed it to me in May died of Covid 3 months later. She was a wonderful person...full of joie de vivre. 😔 I miss her so much.

Joe Linscott: Picture taken at JGB with Clarence Clemons Great Woods, Mansfield, MA, 9/9 or 9/10/89

Liz Field, pictured with her daughter Briana: On our way to our last GD run Shoreline 95.

Liam: Here's a quick shot of some of my pins some date back to the late 60s till late 80s.

Dean Opper, 1988: Long beach 1988 selling N2O

Robert Rabinovitz, Grateful Dead Concert at Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, June 1992.

Steve Silberman wearing his DIY Halloween costume, Jerry Garcia Band at Oakland Coliseum, October 31st, 1992. Photo by Susana Millman.

Jim Abbot, Calvin & Hobbes bootleg t-shirts: These were prob from the 88 summer tour.

Abby Rand: [Pictured] is an old hat I found in a vintage store up in Maine. it was just such a perfect hat, definitely worn by a dope old man for decades. I believe the original logo was for a construction company. I rocked it like that for a while, but then was inspired by John Andrews (I have to give him 100% full credit here) who sewed a Europe 72 patch onto a hat and made it 100x cooler. I remembered I had some Petrified Goods baggies kicking around which I wasn't wearing much because I was kind of over Petrified Goods as a concept, so I ripped the patch off those and sewed them onto this hat. Voila, the perfect hat.

Abby Rand, Dead & Company at Citi Field, Queens, New York, August 2022. : The first is an old hat I found in a vintage store up in Maine. it was just such a perfect hat, definitely worn by a dope old man for decades. I believe the original logo was for a construction company. I rocked it like that for a while, but then was inspired by John Andrews (I have to give him 100% full credit here) who sewed a Europe 72 patch onto a hat and made it 100x cooler. I remembered I had some Petrified Goods baggies kicking around which I wasn't wearing much because I was kind of over Petrified Goods as a concept, so I ripped the patch off those and sewed them onto this hat. Voila, the perfect hat. Please see photo evidence of me rocking it, absolutely on cloud nine at Dead and Co last summer.

Liz Field and daughter Briana: Deer Creek, 1993.

Barbara Feinstein: My beloved late husband, 1973, and the embroidered shirt I made for him (photo of Michael Feinstein).

Barbara Feinstein: I’m 68 years old and have been listening to the Dead since 1970. I’ve accumulated a lot of related Deadhead clothes. My two oldest tees are Pigpen and Jerry. Pig tee may have come from GD fan club.

Barbara Feinstein: [My husband's] shirt. I still have this.

Barbara Feinstein: One view of my chambray shirt that I probably wore to all the [shows]. A shirt I embroidered after some shows I saw or loved songs.

Barbara Feinstein: My memory is kind of faded now. I know that my standard clothes were jeans, tee of choice, my embroidered shirt and a black leather jacket with silver flight wings that were gifted to me by Vietnam vet fighter pilot friend. I also always had my side pouch to hold my things. It was made for me by a dear friend back in the day.

Liz Field: GD shirts my daughter wore in the 90s!

Liz Field and her daughter, Briana.

Shane McAndrew: Here’s me wearing my “Playin In The Field” tee at Hamilton Falls in Jamaica, Vermont 🌹💀⚡️

Liz Field: Our matching hemp dresses, summer 94.

Liz Field: My daughter wearing a Mikio shirt

"Seen at last Shoreline show..." Deadheads at Dead & Company show, Shoreline Ampitheatre, Mountain View, CA. June 14th, 2022. Photo courtesy of Joe Cesare.

"Dose Trump." Dead & Company @ Hollywood Bowl, October 29, 2021. Photo courtesy of Joe Cesare.

Front of "Loose Lucy" Peanuts T-Shirt. Photo courtesy of @beanbrightly on Twitter

Back of "Loose Lucy" Peanuts bootleg t-shirt. Photo courtesy of @beanbrightly on Twitter.

"Head band to salute [the U.S.A] at Radio City Halloween 1980." Image courtesy of @Jezzrow22

Front of St. Stephen bootleg t-shirt. Image courtesy of @beanbrightly on Twitter.

Back of St. Stephen bootleg t-shirt. Image courtesy of @beanbrightly on Twitter.

Ed M.: Front of Where the Wild Things Are bootleg t-shirt, late 1980s.

Ed M.: Back of Where the Wild Things Are bootleg t-shirt, late 1980s.

Ed M.: Front of late 1980s Snoopy bootleg t-shirt.

Ed M.: Back of late 1980s Snoopy bootleg t-shirt.

Abby Rand: [Pictured] is this great old chambray button down I had been wearing to pieces. I was working in a surf shop where we were all given shop names as an initiation (don't ask). I had just received mine, Birdie, and as a christening present, my colleague Dash, who was 1) a fellow Deadhead 2) gaining a cult following doing custom embroidery, sewed my shop name and a dancing bear onto my shirt. I had always been a deadhead, but getting my first piece of customized gear felt like getting your first jersey with your name on it as a pro athlete. I know that sounds ridiculous, and even though I had been a Deadhead my whole life, this felt like officially joining the club. I wore it to my first Dead and Co show that summer. I love that it's kind of low key - when everyone else is wearing tie dye and wild stuff, you have to look closely to realize it's there. And don't get me wrong, I have as much Online Ceramics and Liquid Blue as the next head, but sometimes it's fun to be a little more low key and subtle with it. I believe Dash is also now a very talented designer, so it makes me smile to have this little snapshot of his early work

"My 1987 Spring tour tie dye... UIC Pavillion lot," image courtesy of @tomsadeadhead on Twitter.

Front of 1997 GDM tie-dye t-shirt. Image courtesy of @Jimi_Stella on Twitter.

Back of 1997 GDM tie-dye t-shirt. Image courtesy of @Jimi_Stella on Twitter.

Front of 1997 GDM "Scarlet Fire" t-shirt. Image courtesy of @Jimi_Stella on Twitter.

Back of 1997 GDM "Scarlet Fire" t-shirt. Image courtesy of @Jimi_Stella on Twitter.

Here is my [favorite] lot NYE shirt, purchased on the way out. Like a moth before a flame. Image courtesy of @SureDontKnow on Twitter.

Robert Neuhaus: I've lost most of my old shirts over the years but here's a picture of my daughter at one of the Fare Thee Well shows wearing my old Bobby and the [Midnites] shirt from the early 80s.

Duke '82 t-shirt. Courtesy of @schvanzbierman on Twitter.

Ed M.: Winnie the Pooh bootleg t-shirt, late 1980s.

Ed M.: Front of Boston Garden 1991 airbrush t-shirt.

Ed M.: Back of Boston Garden 1991 airbrush t-shirt.

Matt: I bought these jeans in Venice Beach on my first trip from Australia to see the Dead in 1990, I still have them too.

Michael Tomassetti, embroidered Kingfish denim jacket: This jacket was embroidered and [completed] after receiving the Round Records Sample Cards in 1975.

John (left) and Griffin (right) at Dead & Company's first show in Albany (Times Union Center), October 29, 2015.

John (right) and Griffin (left) at Dead & Company, Citi Field, July 16, 2022. John, right, wearing Online Ceramics Red Rocks 2021 tour t-shirt. Griffin, left, wearing his dad's Dylan and the Dead tour t-shirt. "We have never missed a Citi show."

Front of Lithuania tie-dye, Not Fade Away Graphics Inc., 1992. Drew Henderson: Bought this for 4 dollars at a thrift store in Little Rock, Arkansas in 2007. also wish i still had it but found a great lot tee of 90s vintage once in chicago—many comic strip characters, calvin and hobbes, charlie brown and snoopy, beetle bailey, hagar the horrible etc all dancing and it said “sometimes we move no particular way but our own” hope you also find that one somewhere!!

Lithuania tie-dye close-up, Not Fade Away Graphics Inc., 1992. Drew Henderson: Bought this for 4 dollars at a thrift store in Little Rock, Arkansas in 2007. also wish i still had it but found a great lot tee of 90s vintage once in chicago—many comic strip characters, calvin and hobbes, charlie brown and snoopy, beetle bailey, hagar the horrible etc all dancing and it said “sometimes we move no particular way but our own” hope you also find that one somewhere!!

Back of Lithuania tie-dye, Not Fade Away Graphics Inc., 1992. Drew Henderson: Bought this for 4 dollars at a thrift store in Little Rock, Arkansas in 2007. also wish i still had it but found a great lot tee of 90s vintage once in chicago—many comic strip characters, calvin and hobbes, charlie brown and snoopy, beetle bailey, hagar the horrible etc all dancing and it said “sometimes we move no particular way but our own” hope you also find that one somewhere!!

Justin Taylor: I own a Vegas Dead '92 shirt that was given to me as a gift by a friend who found it in a thrift store. I actually don't know whether it's bootleg or official. The last two times I've worn it to shows people have attempted to buy it off of my back. (The shirt has a small cameo in this long essay I published recently about going to Phish's spring tour.) One guy told me it's worth four or five hundred dollars but I've never tried to confirm that--though I do think I'll stop wearing it to shows. I'm attaching two photos (both from Phish lot, 5/29/22).

Justin Taylor: Justin Taylor: I own a Vegas Dead '92 shirt that was given to me as a gift by a friend who found it in a thrift store. I actually don't know whether it's bootleg or official. The last two times I've worn it to shows people have attempted to buy it off of my back. (The shirt has a small cameo in this long essay I published recently about going to Phish's spring tour.) One guy told me it's worth four or five hundred dollars but I've never tried to confirm that--though I do think I'll stop wearing it to shows. I'm attaching two photos (both from Phish lot, 5/29/22).

@shuked on Twitter: "Truckin' Summer" 1992 t-shirt

Dave D.: My daughter sleeps in this shirt. Got it in the late 80's early 90's. Liquid Blue." (Front side)

Dave D.: My daughter sleeps in this shirt. Got it in the late 80's early 90's. Liquid Blue." (Back side)

Jerry Jacket (courtesy of Michael Clem)

Fall 1992 tour t-shirt

Gina Redfern: "Recycled old denim shirt. I added all the mending and patches. Some of the patches are purchased, some of the patches I made. The back shows a patch I made in 2017 when I went to see the the Cornell Chimes commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the Barton Hall Concert. the “Ice Cream Kid” fabric around the sleeves and behind the ice cream kid patch is ~50 years old. I had it from when I first learned to sew. Can’t remember when I started working on this, it’s been a multi year project. I am still not done."

Grant Gouldon: "When your daughter wears one of your old T shirts to school."

Ben Gouker: "Front and back shots of the Summer Tour ‘92 shirt got at my first show, and the re-issue that came out a few years ago. The old one I got at RFK Stadium, the new one I got from Liquid Blue." A memory associated with this shirt: "First show, Casey Jones bust-out - TRAIN HORN!!"

Toni Brown, former publisher of Relix magazine (1980-2000): Back of "Deadheadland" tie-dye t-shirt.

Toni Brown, former publisher of Relix magazine (1980-2000): Front of "Deadheadland" tie-dye t-shirt.

Toni Brown, former publisher of Relix magazine (1980-2000): 25th-anniversary Relix denim jacket

Toni Brown, former publisher of Relix magazine (1980-2000): "This is a handmade sweater custom designed from sheared sheep's wool."

Toni Brown, former publisher of Relix magazine (1980-2000): Relix Magazine "Your Doorway to the World" long sleeve

Mike Sudderth: T-shirt quilt

Joe Linscott: Quilt a way cool relative made from some of me and my wife's t-shirts from the late 80s early 90s.

Michael Clem: patchwork pants

Barbara Feinstein: This is the back of my hand-sewn vest.

Dean Opper, 1987: This me and my sister at the Dylan and the Dead show at Anaheim Stadium in 1987.

Audrey Flanagan: can't forget patches!

Phil Radiotes: Back of Garcia in '92 lot t-shirt (1992).

Phil Radiotes: Front of Garcia in '92 lot t-shirt (1992).

Phil Radiotes: Close-up backside of Garcia in '92 lot t-shirt (1992).

Phil Radiotes: Front of Spring Training official t-shirt (1988)

Phil Radiotes: Front of Rick Griffin Summer 1986 official tour t-shirt (1986)

Phil Radiotes: Back of Deadheadland t-shirt (c. 1990s)

Phil Radiotes: Back of Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Grateful Dead True Confessions 1986 tour t-shirt (1986)

Phil Radiotes: Front of Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and Grateful Dead True Confessions 1986 tour t-shirt (1986)

Phil Radiotes: Bobby & The Midnites t-shirt (c. 1982?)

Phil Radiotes: Back of Tricecat (Lee Trice) "We miss you Jerry" Citi Field Summer 2017 tour t-shirt (2017)

Phil Radiotes: Front of Tricecat (Lee Trice) "We miss you Jerry" Citi Field Summer 2017 tour t-shirt (2017)

Phil Radiotes

Phil Radiotes: Dead Boys of California Summer 2017 t-shirt (2017)

Phil Radiotes: Front of Youthful Folly Summer 2021 Dead & Company tour t-shirt (2021)

Phil Radiotes: Back of Youthful Folly Summer 2021 Dead & Company tour t-shirt

Phil Radiotes: Front of Dead and Sons t-shirt

Phil Radiotes: Back of Dead and Sons t-shirt

Phil Radiotes: Fare thee Well t-shirt (2015)

Phil Radiotes: Back of Phil Lesh Quintet Capitol Theatre October 2021 t-shirt (2021)

Phil Radiotes: "Bill Graham Presents..." Grateful Dead 1982 New Year's t-shirt (1982)

Phil Radiotes: Lotmart Box of Rain Morton Salt t-shirt (2019)

Phil Radiotes: Front of D&C Music Designs "Pray for Dead" Summer 2019 t-shirt (2019)

Phil Radiotes: Back of D&C Music Designs "Pray for Dead" Summer 2019 t-shirt (2019)

Phil Radiotes: Back of Phil Lesh Quintet Capitol Theatre October 2021 t-shirt (2021)

Phil Radiotes: Dead & Company Fall Fun Run 2019 tour t-shirt (2019)

Ed M., back of Calvin & Hobbes Summer 1992 lot t-shirt: I DO NOT condone gate crashing! But this shirt was funny & cheap & had Calvin & Hobbes. A guy's girlfriend stole my other favorite Calvin & Hobbes so had to get this one.

Ed M., front of Calvin & Hobbes Summer 1992 lot t-shirt: I DO NOT condone gate crashing! But this shirt was funny & cheap & had Calvin & Hobbes. A guy's girlfriend stole my other favorite Calvin & Hobbes so had to get this one.

Ed M., late 1980s/early 1990s hand-painted winged Stealie t-shirt. "The winged Stealie was random lot shirt from late '80's or possibly early '90's. Love that one! Don't recall which show or tour. I was mostly Northeast & out to Deer Creek, Alpine, Denver, Vegas a bit."

Ed M., jester t-shirt: "Jester was given to me by an old tour buddy. Probably early '90's T?

Murray Cizon, "Queer for Weir" t-shirt, 2018: "Saw the design posted to the Tumblr account "facesofweir", loved it, did some Googling, found a Redbubble account that had the same idea and ordered the shirt. I bought it because Bobby is the Babe of the Group, the color and photo resonated with his dubious pink guitar in the 80s, and it works well with my 'Gay for Trey' shirt."

Matty Zarth, "Egypt to Elvis" t-shirt, 1995: "Bootleg t-shirt referencing the Grateful Dead's performance in Egypt and Memphis. Purchased on Shakedown in Memphis, Spring Tour - March 31 & April 1, 1995.

Marissa Pontecorvo, owner of Gratefully Medicated (@gratefully.medicated on Instagram), 2021

Tessa Marie, daughter of Marissa Pontecorvo, at Dead & Company at Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA, July 10, 2022. "Loves Fire, Cassidy and Sugaree... Her birthday is Jerry's birthday August 1!! She turned 8 this year and had her first show on July 4th at Phil & Friends... Loved it"

Jeff Halperin: "Space Your Face”—First Dead T, acquired in 1994. Standard Dead Skeleton with cool space shit inside it. This is me and my younger bro. This pic shows how long I’ve been in the game! Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: “Nothing left to do but smile, smile smile”—This T was given to me by a family friend, herein called The Source, which he got from the parking lot of a Jerry-era Dead show. I got it in 1996, an early long-sleeved gem. Black and purple on either side of the stealie, with a smiley inside and the lyrics from He’s Gone, “Steal your face right off your head,” underneath. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: Sugar Magnolia T—Stealie with green and yellow on either side of the lightning bolt. Underneath was lyrics from Sugar Mag, “She’s my summer love in the Spring, Fall, and Winter…” Tour dates on the back from Fall 92 Dead tour. Shirts like this get reproduced today, but you can’t find ’em like this anymore. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: VW Busses—Lot shirt from The Source. Dates from 90s tour on back. Everybody who saw me was envious of this BEAST of a shirt, and I’d kill to have it back and in good condition (I wore it to shreds). It was the best shirt I or anyone else ever owned. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: Yosemite Sam Dead—frosh shirt from early 90s, inherited from Source 2. You can’t see the ‘stache on the skeleton, but it was there alright. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: Blues for Allah—Dead at the Pyramids Egypt t-shirt, acquired in 1998. “What good is spilling blood, it will not grow a thing.” A friend bought it for me when she visited Israel. I still have this shirt! Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin, front of Jerrymeister t-shirt: Jerrymeister—people think this is a booze shirt, but it’s Jerrymeister. Lyrics from Brown Eyed Women on the back. Purchased at Grateful Fest in Ohio, ’09. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin, back of Jerrymeister t-shirt: Jerrymeister—people think this is a booze shirt, but it’s Jerrymeister. Lyrics from Brown Eyed Women on the back. Purchased at Grateful Fest in Ohio, ’09. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: “Grateful Dead Ain’t Nothin’ to Fuck With”—Dead and Wu Tang mash-up. Phish show parking lot, SPAC, ’14. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: 15. San Diego Chargers/ Stealie—Chargers/Dead mashup. Grateful Fest, ’09. Pretty much just a white t-shirt at this point. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: Pink/Salmon Jerry Stealie—from Grateful Fest, ’09. It’s a nice thick cotton piece, of higher quality than other bootleg shirts, which you come to appreciate after a while. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: Sphinx Jerry Bear tie dye—This had a Jerry Bear as a Sphinx, and there was a pyramid or two. I vaguely remember getting it at Kensington in the 2000s. Looking through pics I saw it. I also had another Space Your Face tie dye, and probably some others I can’t remember to be honest. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Jeff Halperin: Jerry Bear—this one was a gift, a friend saw it at The Gap! Weird, but hey. Dead shirts once supported people in need of money to see more Jerry shows and now it’s [in] sweatshops. Read more about Jeff's t-shirt collection here: https://jhalperin.com/2019/08/01/ode-to-my-grateful-dead-t-shirts/.

Marissa and Derrick Pontecorvo, back of Madison Square Garden September 1990 officially licensed GDM t-shirt

Marissa and Derrick Pontecorvo, front of Madison Square Garden September 1990 officially licensed GDM t-shirt

MPDVV, Gratefully Medicated, Inc., front of "Victim of the Kind" t-shirt. RFK Stadium, Washington D.C., July 12th, 1990.

MPDVV, Gratefully Medicated, Inc., back of "Victim of the Kind" t-shirt. RFK Stadium, Washington D.C., July 12th, 1990.

MPDVV, Gratefully Medicated Inc., 1989 summer tour t-shirt. Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, July 9th, 1989.

MPDVV, Gratefully Medicated, Inc., Back of "Gratefully Medicated" bootleg t-shirt. Madison Square Garden, September 1991. T-shirt inspired Marissa and Derrick's company, Gratefully Medicated (check it out on the Vendor Library page!).

MPDVV, Gratefully Medicated, Inc., front of "Gratefully Medicated" bootleg t-shirt. Madison Square Garden, September 1991. T-shirt inspired Marissa and Derrick's company, Gratefully Medicated (check it out on the Vendor Library page!).

MPDVV, Gratefully Medicated, Inc.,

John Helenko, "Bloomin' Like a Red Rose" April 1983 t-shirt: This is a t-shirt I bought on a bus going to a show. Don't remember what show at this point. I have kept this shirt all these many years. It is truly thread bare. My son, who is now 23 years old, wore it for some time.

Deadheads outside of Dark Star Orchestra concert. Monk Club, Rome, Italy. September 25th, 2022. Photo by Katya Moon (@deadontour on Instagram).

Robert Rabinovitz, Grateful Dead Concert at Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey, June 1992.

Fritz Eifrig, 1993 hand-dyed bootleg t-shirt: [I] drew the design and hand dyed it. Sold at shows that spring and summer.

Greg Mahon, close-up of 1986 tour t-shirt: Purchased this in the lot on spring tour 1986 in Philadelphia. I bought it on either March 23rd or March 24th. It was white when I bought it and I wasnt super thrilled about that so I had a friend tie dye it purple. Cant remember if it was later that year or the following year, but the same style shirt was available in the lot - in tie dye purple!

Greg Mahon, back of 1986 tour t-shirt: Purchased this in the lot on spring tour 1986 in Philadelphia. I bought it on either March 23rd or March 24th. It was white when I bought it and I wasnt super thrilled about that so I had a friend tie dye it purple. Cant remember if it was later that year or the following year, but the same style shirt was available in the lot - in tie dye purple!

Greg Mahon, front of 1986 spring tour t-shirt: Purchased this in the lot on spring tour 1986 in Philadelphia. I bought it on either March 23rd or March 24th. It was white when I bought it and I wasnt super thrilled about that so I had a friend tie dye it purple. Cant remember if it was later that year or the following year, but the same style shirt was available in the lot - in tie dye purple!