Bands That Never Were presents...vintage concert merch from Goiter. Punk rock. Their album liner notes listed the bands they were not influenced by. I remember seeing Alannis Morrissette and 10,000 Maniacs on that list.
***Kindly refer to the FAQ for info on topics like production and shipping times, care instructions, the printing method, etc.
Why I chose the Comfort Company Garment Dyed T-shirt:
This is my favorite t-shirt, by far.
Mid-weight, soft, and made of pre-shrunk U.S. 100% cotton. Hangs perfectly with no clinginess.
Lots of character due to the dye process; a little bit of fade which breaks in and looks even better over time.
Direct-To-Garment Printing looks particularly awesome on this shirt. There's an organic look - like the designs grew there. You'll see what I mean.
If I sold souvenir shop quality shirts, customers wouldn't love the merch. Cheap shirts are everywhere because profit margins are often prioritized over the customer experience. I don't want to run things like that.
Comfort Colors operates ethically. They're a member of the US Cotton Trust Protocol which ensures ethical and sustainable means of production.
The following info is from the shirt manufacturer, Comfort Colors:
Made with medium-weight fabric (6.1 oz/yd² (206.8 g/m²) consisting of high quality, 100% ring-spun US cotton for long-lasting comfort. All shirts feature pre-shrunk cotton for size retention and a twill label.
100% U.S. cotton, ethically grown and harvested.
Alternative Options:
Feel free to email me if you prefer an alternative color, size, or clothing type. (Hoodies, long sleeve T's, etc. can be procured quickly).
Likewise, please let me know if you are interested in having an existing item personalized. I charge a modest additional fee which is based on the complexity of the change to the design.
Consider customized fake band merch for group gatherings. Or maybe a family portrait. Message me and we’ll come up with a plan!
