Band T-Shirt Guides

From Ditko's first webs to 90s comic-cover chaos, Spider-Man has always looked great on a shirt. Here's the story behind the art, why the Green Goblin is the perfect October villain, and how to wear a loud all-over print.

Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax defined thrash metal in the 1980s — and their shirts still do the talking. Here's what made those tees iconic, and which designs to look for now.

The vintage band tees that keep showing up among the most-sold on US eBay, from Nirvana and Metallica to Fleetwood Mac and The Cramps, plus the 5MV new vintage reprint that matches each one.

Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Alice in Chains and Pearl Jam shirts are everywhere again. Here is why 90s grunge and alt band tees came back, the records behind them, and how to wear one now.

New to collecting vintage band tees? Here is how to pick a theme, spot the main styles, from tour backs to bootlegs and all-over prints, and read the details collectors check first.

Band, movie, anime and cartoon tees share one vibe. Why we keep them on the same rack, and why mixing genres is more fun.

What single stitch and double stitch mean on a band tee, how to spot each hem, and why 5MV cuts its new vintage reprints single stitch.

Standard print means a big chest graphic, while overprint can cover the whole shirt. How the two compare, plus how 5MV builds each style.