T-Shirts

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I spot a high-quality vintage t-shirt?

Look closely at the fabric and craftsmanship. Authentic vintage tees are usually made from thick, durable heavyweight cotton that keeps its shape for decades. A major highlight for collectors is the "single stitch" (a single row of stitching on the hems and sleeves), which is highly characteristic of authentic t-shirts from the 80s and 90s.

What fits are available and how do I find my size?

We offer everything from ultra-casual oversize tees and classic boxy crewnecks to tight Y2K baby tees and cropped shirts. Because older garments shrink differently than modern fast fashion, don't rely blindly on the size tag. Check out our [Size Guide], measure your best-fitting tee at home, and save your measurements directly to your rebe profile!

Are vintage t-shirts unisex?

Absolutely! In the vintage world, fashion knows no boundaries. Many of the best boxy, oversized fits, old-school band tees, and graphic shirts originally come from the men's section but look amazing styled as a relaxed streetwear look for women. Just rely on the exact centimeter measurements in the description to find your fit.

How do I properly care for vintage graphic tees?

Every shirt arrives clean and ready-to-wear. To preserve cool retro graphics: always wash inside out at a maximum of 30°C (86°F) on a gentle cycle. Avoid fabric softeners entirely, as they can break down the print's adhesive and pigments, and use a low spin speed. Always air dry—tumble dryers ruin vintage prints. If you iron your tees: never iron directly over the graphic; turn the shirt inside out or place parchment paper over the design.