Vintage Grateful Dead 'Phil Zone' Skull and Eyeball Long-Sleeve T-Shirt

This is a vintage, single-stitch, long-sleeved Grateful Dead t-shirt, size XL, made from 100% cotton, indicated by a 'Hanes Beefy-T' tag. The shirt is predominantly off-white or cream in color, with a prominent screen-printed design on the front chest in a deep blue or indigo hue. The front graphic features an intricately detailed 'Steal Your Face' skull, characteristic of the Grateful Dead iconography, which is further embellished with psychedelic and baroque-like elements surrounding and above it. A notable detail within the design is an eyeball motif integrated into the skull's forehead or upper cranium, adding to the surreal aesthetic. The shirt exhibits signs of age and wear consistent with its estimated 1980s origin, including some visible staining on the fabric, particularly on the main body of the shirt. Small repairs are noted as needed, suggesting minor tears or holes may be present, though not explicitly visible in the provided image. The single-stitch construction, visible along the hems of the sleeves and bottom edge (though not clearly visible in this image, it's a key identifier for vintage shirts as per the context), confirms its older manufacturing period. The back of the shirt, not visible in the image but indicated by context, features an additional graphic of 'skulls with an eyeball during in middle with the letter the Phil zone underneath the skull'. This 'Phil Zone' reference points to Phil Lesh, the bassist for the Grateful Dead, and specific fan culture around his contributions. The overall craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced concert or merchandise item typical of the era, durable for its intended use, but now showing its age. The distinct design, material, and manufacturing details position this as a collectible piece of music memorabilia.