Rolling Stones Test Print T-Shirt — c. Early 1990s black likely dating to the 1930s–1940s

likely dating to the 1930s–1940s

A rare example of a 1960s half-zip sweatshirt

The use of star-patterned buttons and structured pleating along the back hint at formal wear—possibly intended for carriage rides or walking attire

and a very composed kind of souvenir

the composition and palette suggest a Central Mexican weaving tradition

Rolling Stones Test Print T-Shirt — c. Early 1990s black likely dating to the 1930s–1940s22" Shoulder 21. 5" Chest 28" Length 8. 5" Sleeve Test print sample from the early 1990s, showing multiple trials of the Stones tongue logo laid down in varying colors and ink weights. The unplanned placement and irregular, overworked layers of pigment reflect the practical nature of pre production screening, giving the shirt an authentic workshop quality. A straightforward artifact, but the chaotic buildup of prints captures the behind the scenes