8 reviews for Color War ’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt

Rated 4 out of 5
Keith Hart – 16/12/2021
My favorite Fear and Loathing shirt is the 1978 one. It has fun graphics and it is a great shirt to wear to a party or to decorate your house. I have a question about this product.
Rated 4 out of 5
Lerma Carpio – 16/12/2021
I recieved my copy of Fear 1978 and it looks just like the picture!!! It’s thick, thick material and the print quality is excellent. I can’t wait to give it to my friends. I redid the shirt and it fits great. I love it. I’m not a fan of the picture of the face on the shirt. I’m looking forward to getting more of these shirts. I will post again when I get more. I’m wanting to get more colors.
Rated 5 out of 5
Louis Garcia – 16/12/2021
I really love this shirt. My favorite part is the black background. It’s very well made. I can’t wait for a new color. Love it.
Rated 5 out of 5
Patricia Taylor – 16/12/2021
This is a great shirt. I have a few friends that are crazy wrestling fans and they loved this shirt while we were at my childhood wrestling shows. I was a big fan of your work back in the day and I really enjoyed the idea of a classic street punk shirt. The colors in this shirt are outstanding and the fact that the ’78 line was being made for your style was a bonus to me. I love the slouchy look that this shirt has on the sleeves and pants. I think that the way you have broken up the colors by two in the front and two in the back shows that this is only a limited edition product. I think that the color and the design of this shirt makes it a great product. I am very happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone.
Rated 5 out of 5
Stephanie Core – 16/12/2021
I ordered a T-Shirt to wear to a trade show, however I received it a week later. I think I paid $20.00 for it, but I guess I sold it for $40.00. It has my name on it and my name on it is written on the back.
Rated 4 out of 5
Anthony Narro – 16/12/2021
Fear is a word that’s been overused lately. I never understood the word because it’s not true. In fact, I’m surprised the word has been used because I don’t really like it. This shirt is a perfect example of the word, because it’s actually a very negative word. However, the shirt is very vapid and bland. I don’t see any fear in it. It’s not a dangerous terrorizer in any way. I just think it’s a fun shirt that a lot of people can enjoy. It’s not a very profound or sinister shirt, but it’s a cool shirt.
Rated 5 out of 5
Roberta Montgomery – 16/12/2021
This is a great shirt, and I’ve been looking for a similar one for years. I’ve been very disappointed with the other shirts I’ve purchased from this company. This is by far the best shirt I’ve purchased from them so far.
Rated 4 out of 5
Patricia Bagsby – 16/12/2021
I Love this shirt! It’s in my Little People collection.

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Product Description

’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt’. A t-shirt celebrating the 80’s pop culture. The item also includes a button hole slogan, logo and reflective tailing to finish it off. “It’s a safety helmet that is part of the war on drugs.” Let me know if you can relate to this, or if your comment would be more than ‘safe’ for the product…

Color War ’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt and ladies tee

Stiehr is known for its original and highly distinctive color fashion lines that use the so called ’81s, which basically means ’80s. The company has been a longtime favorite amongst many fans of the past decade because it’s quality stuff that always looks great in fresh colors, though this particular Lady Tee comes from 1978. For the love of Gold, this ’78 and ’79 Fear shirt features a white background with black sleeves and collar. This shirt is made from cotton fabric that has been dyed so it looks like gold but actually feels like ragweed! The design feature of this “Super Sized” red dress is the double-breasted style in front and back.

Color War '78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt Ladies Tee — Color War ’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt Ladies Tee

This is a great colored hoodie for the 1978 Fear ’78 street punk and pop culture by Foggy Nelson. This retro-style shirt has an obscenely oversized, vintage 1980s graphic in the center. It’s made of cotton/polyester outer fabric and comes with a personalization patch on the back. The design was created by Foggy’s brother Chris Nelson (who used to be his teamster) who also designed all other designs on this site. This shirt is worn by many who have been involved in the horror and science fiction world. Funny, scary, horrifying and just plain weird for all of us to enjoy. It’s a red/white color scheme with white letters on black background.

Color War ’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt, hoodie, sweater and long sleeve

Color War '78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt Long Sleeved — Color War ’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt Long Sleeved

Fleeing the Vietnam War… a 70’s color war Fear 1978 street pop culture sweater. This sweatshirt is made from 100% cotton and made to last. The left sleeve shows the image of a girl in a crystal head scarf that ends with an upside down star on her forehead. The right sleeve displays a picture of flowers, with rhombus shapes on each corner as well as titles such as ‘Color War’, ‘Fear’ or ‘Happy’. These are hand printed using high grade inkjet paper in true premium quality. ’78 Fear’ is a red colored T-shirt depicting an 80’s horror movie style. It also has a distinctive upside down taco shape on the back of the shirt. The front of the shirt features a creepy face, with blood splattered around his neck and hands.

Color War '78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt Hoodie — Color War ’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt Hoodie

Color War '78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt Sweater — Color War ’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt Sweater

Color War ’78 Fear 1978 Street Pop Culture Shirt is a hideous shirt that looks like the skin of an 86 year old walk-on star. The thin-wristed sunglasses are also expected to be abandoned by this summer’s release date. This T-shirt gives you a lot of information about the classic 1978 Fear album. It’s not as boring as expected, but it is still an essential piece of history and culture.