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Super soft t-shirt inspired by Boston's V66 television station of the mid-80s. Also available in hoodies.
On February 12th, 1985, V66 Boston Rock Video went live from Boston for the first time. The localized version of a popular cable TV music channel quickly became known for showcasing some of the best known stars of the time, as well as local musicians and DJs. In 1985, V66 was one of the only non-cable channels to broadcast the Live Aid concert. The channel was purchased in 1986, just 18 months after it began airing, officially ending the Beat of Boston.
50/50 cotton-poly blend. Made and printed in the USA. Velvety Local Vyntage logo on right sleeve. This t-shirt is now tag-less.
We're very proud to help you share music video memories.
Our tees are unisex/men's fit. Most customers say they run true to size.
For most men we recommend their regular men's size, but if they're often between sizes we recommend going with the larger of those two sizes.
For most women we recommend one size smaller than their regular women's fit size, especially if they prefer the fit to be slightly more "fitted" (tighter).
All of our t-shirts, with the exception of the "faded yellow" color, are premium quality, medium-weight, 50/50 blends (cotton/polyester), giving them that buttery-soft feel you’re looking for!
| UNISEX TEES | CHEST | LENGTH |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 31" | 26" |
| S | 34" | 27" |
| M | 37" | 28" |
| L | 41" | 29" |
| XL | 46" | 30" |
| 2X | 50" | 31" |
| 3X | 53" | 32" |
| 4X | 57" | 33" |