Tags Matching: Integrity

Terror and Integrity tote bags

By Lynn | Published 05/18/2012

Now this post is mainly aimed at ladies, not many guys I know or have seen use tote bags (not that there would be anything wrong with that). Now you have two to choose from here with bleedblue413. I think I would go with the Integrity one if I had to pick, but Terror one is good too.

Look, A Melnick!

By morgado | Published 05/17/2012

Much like Integrity records, an Integrity tee is made better with the presence of a Melnick. This bland Integ tee from savagelacix631? The presence of a jumping Melnick on the back is it’s only saving grace.

Den Of Iniquity BIN

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/29/2012

I’m pretty sure coldxworld‘s Integrity shirt is a non-Victory design. No sleeve print is the obvious sign but the back design is what I’m assuming is the original version of the “In Contrast of Sin” design that Victory pumped out for years. Possibly a Dark Empire design? That Buy it Now isn’t too out of control so if you’re an Integrity collector, have at it.

Integrity: A Tour Of Europe

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/19/2012

odj73c‘s Integrity longsleeve has no year but I think it was roughly 1994 or 1995. You get two Integrity logos, one on the front and the other on the sleeve but….the shirt is kinda boring. Still necessary collecting for the Integrity completest but I’m curious to see where this goes.

Walpurgisnacht Is Coming!

By b. murphy | Published 03/14/2012

What is Walpurgisnacht? No fucking idea. My Deutsch is vielen rusty, but I remember Nacht is night. I’m assuming Walpurgis means buttcrack. How else can you explain this Integrity tshirt? It’s actually part of a limited pack. 100 made. The pack is a nice little box, with a shirt, some records, other gobs. You can check the full description from markt4livet. He tells it all. Actually, Walpurgis probably has to do with organic buttcracks judgring by the shirt material. Isn’t that nice?

Integrity Candy Bar Ending Soon

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 02/09/2012

I remember this Integrity shirt being referred to as the “Candy Bar” design because the front design vaguely resembles the Snickers logo. . Definitely worn but zombieritual83 does provide pictures of the holes on the back. From the front picture, it looks like the tag was removed and there is a hole in the collar so bear that in mind if you plan to bid. Pretty sure Victory discontinued this design in early 1996.

Humanity is the Devil BIN

By jbil | Published 02/06/2012

I like this record. I actually like it a lot. Was it their last good record? Kind of. Sometimes I like to put “To Die For” but this the last killer record I think. This shirt on the other hand is not so killer. Piss grey with a heat transfer looking print? No, Thank you. I would have loved to see the back photo from the record have been put on a shirt. I spent countless hours in highschool staring at the back of that record while listening to it. Such a good picture! Punkrevival may have a higher opinion of this record and pic on the back with the crazy BIN he has set. Or maybe he is just a shitty bulk vintage clothes dealer…

Integrity Hoody of Unknown origin

By Casali | Published 01/19/2012

The description of haircutandtshirt‘s auction tell us nothing about the age of this Integrity hoody. The horrible back print does say a lot though. The usually tough looking crossed bats look like they were drawn on with a fat sharpie in a rain storm. Not cool. Even if this was an original, I would still say it’s not cool. This looks more like a Rick Ta Life traveling flea market creation than a Dark Empire item.

DWID’s Gism Gear

By Dave | Published 01/07/2012

Vintage Japanese hardcore shirts aren’t something you come across every day. But leave it to dwidhellion to know every sketchball and nutcase on earth and have these 3 GISM shirts. They were made for the last two GISM shows after guitarist Randy Uchida died. Im sure they were given to Dwid by Sekevi, a dude even more weird than Dwid. Jbil could probably write more here about these than i could, i’m just not that into Japcore. But the Dwid-ness of these items has to be worth something to some future serial killer out there.

Bringing It (To XXXL) Back(s)

By b. murphy | Published 12/31/2011

Attention really big dudes who love the Cleveland straight edge mosh. How about this triple X Integrity hood from cool_coletrain? Amazing. Shipping is $9, which actually seems pretty cheap. Do it. Now lets watch a video from 1995. “How many of you are still straight edge?” Seems like such an odd thing to say at a Warped Tour, at least, given the current incarnation of Warped Tour. 1995 and 2011 are two amazingly different events.