• What is the difference between Vintage and Retro Apparel?
• Do you have sizing charts for your apparel?
• How do your Retro sizes compare to other manufacturer's t-shirt sizes?
• Why Don't You Post Vintage Apparel Measurements?
• How should I care for my Retro t-shirt?
• The following table outlines the measurements for each of our Retro sizes (including Men’s Impresario).

  What is the difference between Vintage and Retro Apparel?

At Wolfgang's Vault, Vintage Apparel is defined as a garment created for and made at the time of a particular event or performance. Most vintage apparel in The Vault comes from the archives of Bill Graham Presents (BGP). The archive was carefully managed by BGP from 1966 until our recent acquisition, and has been stored since the event with which it's associated. Some of our vintage apparel comes from the home closet of the promoter, a stagehand or the photographer who shot the original event.

Our Retro Apparel is made from a vintage design and was produced subsequent to the original event or concert. Our Retro t-shirts are made using the finest jersey cotton giving you the softest, smoothest t-shirt around. These shirts are designed to fit like they did in the 70's and 80's, tailored to the body for a more youthful fit. Be sure to check out our sizing chart to help assure that you'll get the perfect fit on the first try.

  Do you have sizing charts for your apparel?

We have sizing charts for Retro Apparel, but not for Vintage Apparel. Scroll down to see these sizing charts.

  How do your Retro sizes compare to other manufacturer's t-shirt sizes?

For our standard retro t-shirts we recommend that you order a size or two larger, as they are smaller and more fitted than most apparel produced today. Our Full Cut t-shirts offer a bit more breathing room so you shouldn't need to go up in size with these. The quality and feel remain the same. As with any fine jersey cotton t-shirt, you should expect your shirt to shrink by about 5-7% after its first wash and dry.

  Why Don't You Post Vintage Apparel Measurements?

We do not give size dimensions specifically as each year and manufacturer brings style and sizing variations. Our Vintage Apparel is noted as (Vintage) next to the size, and was produced at the time of the event or concert with which it is associated. True to the era, Vintage apparel tends to be smaller in size (1 to 2 sizes smaller) than apparel produced today and may show the effect of 20 or more years of storage. All non-vintage t-shirts adhere to current USA standards of size.

  How should I care for my Retro t-shirt?

We recommend that you machine wash Retro t-shirts in warm or cold water and tumble dry on a Low setting. As with any fine jersey cotton t-shirt, you should expect your shirt to shrink by about 5-7% after its first wash and dry.

  The following table outlines the measurements for each of our Retro sizes (including Men’s Impresario).

For an accurate Chest measurement:

Measure under your arms around the fuller part of your chest.

Led Zeppelin's incredible appeal could guarantee a sell-out crowd of rebels or wannabees, but that talent and the generally hospitable demeanor of Robert Plant notwithstanding, the band was not among Bill Graham's favorites. Hedonistic and heavily protected by a personal security force of epic, in pounds and punching-power, proportions, the band was famous for leaving damaged digs and damsels in its wake. This performance in Oakland is memorable for a behind the scenes brou-ha-ha that sent some Graham staff to the emergency room and lawyers noble [Graham's] and oleaginous [Graham's take] opining over the proceedings. In the end, the band returned for the second night's performance in the fashionably late timeframe their fans had come to expect, and Graham and his people had their justice. In a sad footnote to this concert, Plant's young son died suddenly and unexpectedly a short time later, and Led Zeppelin cancelled the balance of their American tour.

Day[s] on the Green were special events designed by Bill Graham in the early 1970s to satisfy both fan interest and escalating financial demands from the bands. Huge outdoor 'sets,' the first theatre-like event was staged at the Kezar Pavilion in May, 1973 but future concerts, renamed Day on the Green, soon moved to the Oakland venue. Very successful both economically and artistically, Graham staged seven or eight of these festivals each spring and summer for a number of years.

The vintage jackets in the Vault are unique pieces of concert memorabilia. Many were commissioned for Bill Graham Presents events; others are from the personal collections of photographers or band managers. With sizes ranging from small to extra large, our selection of vintage jackets can make anyone feel like a rock star.

All orders are shipped from our facilities in San Francisco via United Parcel Service (UPS) or United States Postal Service (USPS, International orders only). With UPS we offer online tracking of your order while it is in transit to you. Our shipping costs for this service include insurance for the full value of your purchase. USPS shipments are uninsured and cannot be tracked.

All orders placed on this site are subject to product availability. Please allow seven days for our photographic prints to ship (these products are produced to order and require a high degree of printmaking skill and attention to detail). All other items are shipped within three business days of when your order is placed. We do not ship on Saturdays, Sundays or national holidays. All shipping delivery times are in addition to this order processing time.

If your order is going to be delayed due to out-of-stock items, weather conditions or any other factors, you will be notified by email within 48 hours of your order being placed. You will be given an approximate ship date at that time and will have the option of canceling your order, or retaining the order with its new ship date.

Depending on your location and the shipping service you selected, your order will take from one to ten days to be delivered once it has shipped.

Shipping costs are calculated by our website checkout pages after you enter your Ship To address. In the case of the USA and Canada, a zip or postal code is required before shipping options can be calculated. Your order is placed only after you have had a chance to review the information entered, including shipping costs.

Free UPS Ground shipping is offered on all domestic orders over $50. To qualify for free shipping, you must select the desired free service in the checkout process.

We take great care to ensure that your order is carefully packaged so that it arrives in the same mint condition in which it left our facilities.

Most historic series posters are of a size to fit in flats. Posters shipped in flats are surrounded by 2 chipboard inserts. Oversized pieces require tubes and we ship in tubes with a .187 wall – the thickest tube used for such shipping. All photographic prints are shipped in highest quality heavy-duty reinforced cardboard flats. If you have ordered more than one printed item, the items will be packaged together and separated by high quality interleave paper to prevent scratching.

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