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Elliott, Louisville Style

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 02/04/2012

I remember the time period when Elliott was selling this tee. I never saw Elliott because I don’t think they ever came this far south but I always enjoyed that Louisville emo-core sound of the 90s. remember-your-friends brings us a fairly simple Elliott tee which would go great with a pair of black rimmed glasses and a cardigan.

By the Grace of God

By jbil | Published 03/07/2010

A short sleeve version of the longsleeve we posted a few weeks ago. Here is a chance for you to scoop up one without the stains of afterbirth. That last stained gross looking one went for 16 bucks so i expect this one to go a bit higher. At least I hope so unless there is some kind of new scene that loves stained shirts

Falling Forward – Burn Down This Place Tee

By b. murphy | Published 07/28/2009

The mid 90s were a simpler time. For one thing, there was no such thing as sex metal. Brokencyde weren’t even a glimmer in someone’s eye. Likely, those dudes weren’t even born yet. Of course, the world was a better place then.

That wasn’t the only thing that was simple about the mid 90s, of course. One tried and true fact: shirts came in one size: XL. If someone came up to buy a shirt, you didn’t have to dig out a Youth Medium for a kid who should be wearing XLs. You just reached down, grabbed the first ash grey shirt you touched, handed it to the kid and wished him a nice day.

Times have changed. But if you pick up this tee, you can probably think back and remember the good old days. The days when Falling Forward would play house shows to 15 of your friends and everyone would be having the time of their lives.

Get your groove mosh on!