1970s/1980s Peaches Records + Tapes Raglan Tee
This original 1970s Peaches Records & Tapes T-shirt is a rare survivor from the heyday of one of America’s most iconic record store chains. With its bold red “Peaches” script and oversized peach logo printed front and center, this tee is a wearable time capsule from the golden era of physical media—when crate digging was a weekend ritual and vinyl reigned supreme.
Peaches wasn’t just a record store—it was a cultural landmark. Founded in the mid-‘70s, the chain was known for its massive warehouse-style locations, record crate aesthetics, and giant wooden peach bins used to sell LPs. This shirt likely belonged to an employee or a devoted customer who lived through that era of analog obsession. The design is clean and unmistakably vintage, with a bright red fruit emblem and no-frills type that recalls the in-store signage and branding of the time.
Made in the USA and constructed with soft cotton in a single-stitch build, the tee carries the hallmarks of a true 1970s original. The fabric is beautifully broken-in, and the ink has aged just enough to give the graphic a warm, lived-in patina without losing any clarity. There’s a raw authenticity here that no reprint can emulate.
Tagged Large. Measures 21×26
Flaws - Staining on back
Whether you’re a collector of music memorabilia, a vinyl nerd, or a fan of regional American retail history, this shirt checks all the boxes. It’s the kind of piece that sparks conversation—about the smell of old records, $3 bootlegs, and the pre-streaming days when album art meant something. Not just a tee—an artifact.
This original 1970s Peaches Records & Tapes T-shirt is a rare survivor from the heyday of one of America’s most iconic record store chains. With its bold red “Peaches” script and oversized peach logo printed front and center, this tee is a wearable time capsule from the golden era of physical media—when crate digging was a weekend ritual and vinyl reigned supreme.
Peaches wasn’t just a record store—it was a cultural landmark. Founded in the mid-‘70s, the chain was known for its massive warehouse-style locations, record crate aesthetics, and giant wooden peach bins used to sell LPs. This shirt likely belonged to an employee or a devoted customer who lived through that era of analog obsession. The design is clean and unmistakably vintage, with a bright red fruit emblem and no-frills type that recalls the in-store signage and branding of the time.
Made in the USA and constructed with soft cotton in a single-stitch build, the tee carries the hallmarks of a true 1970s original. The fabric is beautifully broken-in, and the ink has aged just enough to give the graphic a warm, lived-in patina without losing any clarity. There’s a raw authenticity here that no reprint can emulate.
Tagged Large. Measures 21×26
Flaws - Staining on back
Whether you’re a collector of music memorabilia, a vinyl nerd, or a fan of regional American retail history, this shirt checks all the boxes. It’s the kind of piece that sparks conversation—about the smell of old records, $3 bootlegs, and the pre-streaming days when album art meant something. Not just a tee—an artifact.
This original 1970s Peaches Records & Tapes T-shirt is a rare survivor from the heyday of one of America’s most iconic record store chains. With its bold red “Peaches” script and oversized peach logo printed front and center, this tee is a wearable time capsule from the golden era of physical media—when crate digging was a weekend ritual and vinyl reigned supreme.
Peaches wasn’t just a record store—it was a cultural landmark. Founded in the mid-‘70s, the chain was known for its massive warehouse-style locations, record crate aesthetics, and giant wooden peach bins used to sell LPs. This shirt likely belonged to an employee or a devoted customer who lived through that era of analog obsession. The design is clean and unmistakably vintage, with a bright red fruit emblem and no-frills type that recalls the in-store signage and branding of the time.
Made in the USA and constructed with soft cotton in a single-stitch build, the tee carries the hallmarks of a true 1970s original. The fabric is beautifully broken-in, and the ink has aged just enough to give the graphic a warm, lived-in patina without losing any clarity. There’s a raw authenticity here that no reprint can emulate.
Tagged Large. Measures 21×26
Flaws - Staining on back
Whether you’re a collector of music memorabilia, a vinyl nerd, or a fan of regional American retail history, this shirt checks all the boxes. It’s the kind of piece that sparks conversation—about the smell of old records, $3 bootlegs, and the pre-streaming days when album art meant something. Not just a tee—an artifact.
