Vintage T-Shirt Tag Database: Tag, RN, Stitch and Comp Check

Compare tag family, RN/company identity, origin, care text, stitching, graphic date, condition, and sold comps before dating or pricing a vintage T-shirt.

Check the tag evidence

Use this before buying or titling a vintage tee. The tool keeps tag family, RN/company identity, stitch, origin, care text, graphic date, condition, and sold comps in one decision path.

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No single tag clue proves age or value. Use "likely" or "consistent with" until the tag, garment, graphic, condition, and sold comps agree.
Sources checked: 2026-08-08

Ready for conservative era and comp ceiling

Looks good
Tag family
Screen Stars
Evidence confidence
100/100
Sold comps found
3
Source checked
2026-08-08
Conservative title starter
Vintage Screen Stars Harley Davidson eagle T-Shirt Single Stitch [measured size]
Evidence summary
Vintage tee tag check: Screen Stars Verdict: Ready for conservative era and comp ceiling Confidence: 100/100 Comp query: vintage t shirt Screen Stars Harley Davidson eagle single stitch made in USA Sources checked: 2026-08-08 Evidence caps: none Next actions: - Photograph tag front/back, sleeve hem, bottom hem, origin, fiber/care text, RN/company line, graphic date, and flaws. - Search sold comps by exact graphic first, then tag family, size, condition, stitch, and origin. - Use $12 as the buy cost after a comp ceiling is set. Checked with https://www.underpriced.app/tools/vintage-tshirt-tag-database

What checks out

  • Screen Stars tag family recorded for comparison.
  • Tag design is reported as fitting a known era family, pending source/photo comparison.
  • Single stitching supports an older production hypothesis, but it does not prove a date by itself.
  • Made in USA evidence supports many vintage tee workflows when tag and graphic evidence agree.
  • RN or company identity was checked. Remember that RN identifies a company, not a production date.
  • Fiber/care label details support the proposed era when they match the tag family.
  • Graphic copyright or license evidence supports the tag-era hypothesis.
  • At least three current sold comps were found for graphic, brand/tag lane, size, condition, and construction.

Tag reference lanes

Tag familyEvidence to compareReseller action
Screen StarsCompare script/block logo, border color, fiber text, origin, RN/company identity, and care-label side.Use as a likely tee-blank lead, then comp by graphic and condition.
HanesCompare Beefy-T or other Hanes family, tag color, size layout, origin, fiber content, and care wording.Use the tag family to support era, not to create a fixed value.
GiantCompare logo layout, copyright or license line, origin, under-tag evidence, and graphic category.Separate concert/artist demand from blank demand before pricing.
BrockumCompare company wordmark, licensing line, metallic or paper tag treatment, origin, and care details.High-interest music tees still need exact artist, tour, size, and condition comps.
WinterlandCompare company identity, address or production text, licensed-merch evidence, and graphic date.Use label evidence to avoid calling a later licensed print original tour merch.
All SportCompare Pro Weight or event-tag family, origin, RN/company identity, fiber/care text, and stitching.Good for sports/event tees when the graphic date and blank evidence agree.

Photo proof checklist

1

Tag front and back with brand, size, fiber, origin, RN, and care text readable

2

Sleeve hem and bottom hem to document single, double, or mixed stitching

3

Graphic front, back, copyright or licensing line, and any tour/date text

4

Pit-to-pit, length, shoulder, sleeve, and tag-size measurements

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Dry rot stretch test, collar condition, holes, stains, cracking, repairs, and odors

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Any provenance, original-owner story, receipt, or event evidence kept separate from tag proof

Reseller workflow

  1. 1Identify the tag family, but keep the listing title conservative until physical clues agree.
  2. 2Use FTC RN lookup only for company identity. RN evidence does not certify production date.
  3. 3Compare origin, fiber, care wording, stitch construction, and graphic date against the era claim.
  4. 4Search sold comps by exact graphic first, then tag family, size, condition, stitch, and origin.
  5. 5Set a buy ceiling from current sold comps, not from a tag-brand premium by itself.