Keith Haring X Uniqlo UT Graphic T-Shirt 'January 1984' Crown Print
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Era / Decade
2010s-2020s (Modern); part of the ongoing Keith Haring UT collection
Material
100% Cotton. Standard mid-weight jersey knit commonly used in Uniqlo UT lines.
Condition
Very Good. The black fabric shows slight typical fading from washing, but the white screen print appears crisp without major cracking.
Demand Level
Moderate to Strong. Keith Haring graphics are evergreen staples in streetwear and urban fashion circles.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$25.00 - $45.00
Estimated Retail Value
$19.90 - $24.90
Comparable Sales
Recent sold listings for basic Uniqlo Haring tees range from $18-$30, while specific 'Archive' designs or unique text-heavy versions like this one can push toward $40+ on platforms like Grailed or Depop.
Description
Men's black Uniqlo UT short-sleeve t-shirt featuring iconic Keith Haring artwork. The front showcases a large 'Crown' mountain graphic with lower body text referencing a 1984 exhibition. Includes a colorful Keith Haring signature tag.
Key Features
Collaboration with the Keith Haring Foundation; highly recognizable pop art graphics; affordable entry point for streetwear collectors; 'UT' line is known for quality and durability.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence. Verified by the jacquard woven multi-colored Keith Haring signature tag in the neck. Screen print quality is consistent with Uniqlo production standards.
Flaws to Note
Minor surface lint and slight wash wear fade on the cotton. No visible holes or stains. The price tag is stapled through the neck ribbing, which may leave a tiny pinhole if not removed carefully.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Depop, Poshmark, and eBay. Depop is the best for this specific 'vibe' and artistic streetwear aesthetic.
Selling Tips
Measure the 'pit-to-pit' and length, as Uniqlo sizing can vary between slim and oversized fits. Use keywords like 'Streetwear', 'Pop Art', '80s Art', and 'Basquiat Era' to attract buyers. Lint-roll before photographing to make the black pop.