These are the only costume pieces I have heard nothing about. I am almost certain they were a custom made shirts for the movie, but I could be wrong. Are there any sources for this?
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Back to the Future-Marty's 1955 Shirt
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pandatrooper
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If you really wanted to replicate them, you could make the pattern in Photoshop and send it to "Fabric on demand" and have someone sew the shirt from the printed fabric?
Would you say that the main color for the first shirt is a dark purple or black?
VilleLeskinen
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I found some links to spoonflower.com for both of these shirts. If you want the links just ask.
ruscoe
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There's another RPF thread about these patterns on spoonflower.com too (I pointed the author of those to this thread):
http://www.therpf.com/f24/doctor-who-back-future-other-printable-fabric-designs-232224/
Yes. That is what I am mentioning.
Timey Wimey
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I'm currently updating the Skateboard inventing shirt to match the image above.
Timey Wimey
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Timey Wimey
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How's this.
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I was wondering what you've heard of the more obscure costume pieces that you do know of.
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I was wondering what you've heard of the more obscure costume pieces that you do know of.
Timey Wimey
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The beige and green shirt appears to have a seam and a distortion in the repeat in the same place as the supposed Shah shirt. Maybe the pattern is just more random than I presumed but maybe it could be a clue. I reckon that shirt could be store bought and then altered later to fit Marty's style. It also looks like what I portrayed as dots are actually tiny text. It doesn't really make sense they would cover it with the green and black rectangles so maybe those were added later.
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AlbertR213
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Headgoonie recently released a second run of their Marty 1955 shirts. Looking at that headshot of Michael J. Fox up there in his 1955 shirt I'd say they did a great job!
Looks good, but damn, $245??
AlbertR213
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Yeah it is expensive but seeing how much hard work they put into creating these short amounts that they did, I don't think it's as bad as it seems. Plus...all the best stuff is made in Japan lol
