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No For An Answer shirt

By Casali | Published 02/20/2011

I am pretty sure that this No For AN ANswer tour shirt from 1994 is not of the vintage you probably want from your No For An Answer shirt, but give this one a chance anyway. Just look at it like seller belami2004 is providing you with the same shirt that would probably cost you more, but with the bonus print of “tour 94″ on it. Same great look and should be on the cheap.

Red No For An Answer shirt

By Casali | Published 01/28/2011

Check out this red No For An Answer shirt being sold by getdown87. I LOVE when classic shirts pop up in weird low run colors. This would look smashing next to my yellow Youth Of Today Youth Crew 88 shirt, but I have a feeling that this one is going to go out of my price range. Unfortunately this one has been cut at the bottom like so many other classics. Go ahead and tailor it back. I won’t tell.

Ending Soon No For An Answer shirt

By Casali | Published 01/12/2011

Here is another gem ending in a few hours with no bids. This standard issuse No For An Answer shirt being sold by burningfight deserves better than no bids at $14.99. Ink is cracking nicely as is usual with these. I always liked the front, not so much the back. Fair to say this one is probably concert tee grey (© Big E From Shows).

Have Heart Tour 94 …

By b. murphy | Published 09/11/2010

A few weeks back, I picked up this No For An Answer Tour 94 tshirt. The seller is a dude who reads our blog and has been known to drop ttd in his ebay descriptions (he’s also selling some EPs from his record label, snatch them up!). He warned me that it was tailored, but for the $20 BIN price, I had to pull the trigger. Of course, I get it and it’s real awkward. It fits just fine, but it’s awkward. I sort of feel like a weight lifter on Venice beach in the late 60s when I wear it. Good look? You never know.

How does this relate to Have Heart? Well, just peep the shirt below. liltaryn103 drops this winter tour 2004 / 2005 tee. Smart rip off look, very appropriate. If you clicked the above link, you’d immediately see what I’m talking about. Make sure to grab this one. Can you believe that tour was 5.5 years ago? Damn.

Zen And The Art Of Selling Bootlegs

By b. murphy | Published 07/15/2010

Fuck it. There is nothing zen about selling bootlegs OR reprints. When I read auctions like this, zen goes out the window. As a seller, montrealhardcoreclothing has a responsibility to be accurate and honest. I’ve seen a few of the tees they’ve sold in the past. Lots of terrible, terrible bootlegs. Check the font on the front of that Bold Join The Fight tee if you need any further explanation. They might as well have used Comic Sans.

Here’s the deal. If you are going to sell bootlegs or reprints, make sure to denote that in your auction. Simple request. Keep it honest, keep it posi. #PMA

No For An Answer tour shirt

By Casali | Published 07/10/2010

Can anyone fill me in on why No For AN Answer was touring in 1994? Was it a reunion type thing? Seems weird. I have seen this shirt before, but I have not really thought about it until now.

No For An Answer shirt

By Casali | Published 04/22/2010

Are there any DIE-HARD No For An Answer fans? I’m not looking at you Revelation junkies either. I’m talking about a full fledged absolute NFAA wackjob. I certainly don’t know one, so if you are out there show yourself.

What can be said is that No For An Answer did produce some sick shirts. Simple and to the point. You could even wear this in front of your Grandmother. Good look.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

By Casali | Published 03/23/2010

I’ve read the auction, and I know what it says. I am still calling this shirt suspect. Prove me wrong.

Everyone is going Headless

By b. murphy | Published 03/18/2010

I’m throwing out another opinion here, folks.

And I know I’m not alone on this one. Here goes.

Some bands make better shirts than music.

That’s right, I’ve said it. You may be thinking I’ve lost my head. Not so.

NFAA is cool, and I enjoy the EP for the most part. I definitely don’t listen to it often. It’s not on my iPod, and my record player isn’t hooked up properly (this recent rain storm flooded my basement and busted my speakers. Guess who won’t be listening to ANY records for a while). And the LP always left me a little flat.

But this shirt. FUCK. So good. NFAA had some crucial cotton items. This would be one of them. Now, I’m more partial to the pocket print, but I wouldn’t shun the big print.

Headless crucialmin is a good look.

NFAA

By jbil | Published 02/14/2010

This shirt could be an original? Could be a recent reprint? The seller makes no claim of either. No pics of the tag but there is some fading on the back? Is that vintage steeze or just bad heat curing of a recent shirt? Take a shot and maybe youll get a sweet deal on an old shirt. Maybe youll just get a sweet looking new shirt thats printed bad. Roll them dice homeboy