Vintage Washington DC “Q107” T-Shirt Pop 90's worn in Jawbreaker t-shirt

90's worn in Jawbreaker t-shirt with a tear being held up by two safety pins

Deadstock tour t-shirt from 1990 in excellent condition

his first in over a decade

Virgin Records and Converse sponsored a giant concert that was more like a party

Brand: Holoubek

Vintage Washington DC “Q107” T-Shirt Pop 90's worn in Jawbreaker t-shirtQ107 was a radio station from Washington, DC. Located on your FM radio dial at 107. 3, WRQX first broadcast in 1977 after changing its name from WMAL. They were DC's home for Top 40 hits until 1990, when they changed their name again. The station is now WLVW, and they're still at the same frequency. This vintage Q107 shirt, nicely worn with light discoloring around the neck, showcases the station's home base, Washington, DC. 50% Cotton 50% Polyester