Product Overview
An exceptionally rare early-1990s Misfits long sleeve featuring the legendary Pushead skull artwork in a highly uncommon neon green colorway. Unlike the standard white or red retail versions commonly found in the U.S. market, this variant represents a niche regional production run. The vibrant green ink provides a stark, high-contrast visual against the faded black cotton, making it a standout piece for collectors who prioritize rare colorways and non-standard licensing. As Misfits archive pieces continue to climb in value, long-sleeve variants of this caliber have become increasingly difficult to source in wearable condition.
Details & History
This garment is a fascinating example of regional licensing, likely produced for the Canadian market as indicated by the faded Cherokee tag and distinct print execution. During the early 90s, companies like Cherokee often handled smaller, localized runs that resulted in lower-frequency colorways and unique blank selections. The use of a long-sleeve format further elevates its rarity, as these were produced in significantly smaller quantities than their short-sleeve counterparts. This piece sits at the intersection of punk history and specialized "variant" collecting, where regional production quirks act as a hallmark of authenticity and scarcity.
Condition & Measurements
The shirt is in solid vintage condition, possessing a soft, lived-in feel and an even charcoal fade throughout the body. The graphic is remarkably well-preserved, exhibiting only minor, natural cracking that does not compromise the sharpness of the neon green pigment. A single visible stain is present on the sleeve, providing a touch of authentic character without detracting from the garment's structural integrity. There are no holes or significant tears, and the tag remains partially legible despite decades of wash and wear.
Tag Size: Large
Pit to Pit: 22.25 inches
Length: 29 inches
Product Overview
An exceptionally rare early-1990s Misfits long sleeve featuring the legendary Pushead skull artwork in a highly uncommon neon green colorway. Unlike the standard white or red retail versions commonly found in the U.S. market, this variant represents a niche regional production run. The vibrant green ink provides a stark, high-contrast visual against the faded black cotton, making it a standout piece for collectors who prioritize rare colorways and non-standard licensing. As Misfits archive pieces continue to climb in value, long-sleeve variants of this caliber have become increasingly difficult to source in wearable condition.
Details & History
This garment is a fascinating example of regional licensing, likely produced for the Canadian market as indicated by the faded Cherokee tag and distinct print execution. During the early 90s, companies like Cherokee often handled smaller, localized runs that resulted in lower-frequency colorways and unique blank selections. The use of a long-sleeve format further elevates its rarity, as these were produced in significantly smaller quantities than their short-sleeve counterparts. This piece sits at the intersection of punk history and specialized "variant" collecting, where regional production quirks act as a hallmark of authenticity and scarcity.
Condition & Measurements
The shirt is in solid vintage condition, possessing a soft, lived-in feel and an even charcoal fade throughout the body. The graphic is remarkably well-preserved, exhibiting only minor, natural cracking that does not compromise the sharpness of the neon green pigment. A single visible stain is present on the sleeve, providing a touch of authentic character without detracting from the garment's structural integrity. There are no holes or significant tears, and the tag remains partially legible despite decades of wash and wear.
Tag Size: Large
Pit to Pit: 22.25 inches
Length: 29 inches
