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Measurements Pit-to-Pit: 21" Length: 28"
Condition Shows character consistent with age.
Read the fine print first: © JUNKSPACE2023, tucked under the script on the front. This one dates itself — a current bootleg-house design, not a 90s survivor — and what it does is deliberate: it hands the Gallaghers the grammar of the 90s rap tee, Union Jack block letters, airbrushed twin portraits, a title in signature script — the treatment street printers built for Tupac and Biggie. The song can carry it. "Cigarettes & Alcohol," fourth and last single off Definitely Maybe, released October 10, 1994 — the date printed under the record on the back — with a sleeve Michael Spencer Jones shot at London's Halcyon Hotel, the band staging a rock'n'roll hotel-room scene that by the photographer's own account required very little acting. The back of this shirt spins that scene on a full-back vinyl disc, red script across the run-out. Bootleg-homage Oasis is a busy market of its own now; this entry is at least honest about its birthday, in type you have to squint for.
Black heavyweight short sleeve cotton tee with Oasis graphic. Single stitch.
Oasis, the Gallagher brothers at the Definitely Maybe peak. Cigarettes and Alcohol on the front, disc artwork with the October 1994 release date on the reverse.
Cigarettes and Alcohol, October 1994 on the back. Something worth living for.
Sourcing We source these shirts from thrift stores, estate sales, and directly from bootleg and overprint collectors.
