Crew shirt values?

I'm too tall for the Cerruti line, sadly.....that's a "Full Tobacco" livery.....prior to the Federal Setttlement....

Current shirts range from 350 -$500USD.

The historical ones tend to dimish in value unless you are a fan of a certain team...

I have some used Tommy Hilfiger's from his first, and Lotus' last F1 years......you could see where they layered the new sponsors over the old patches, rather interesting and sad....

If those are "New in wrapper" they'd bring a tidy sum on eBay I'd think..

You checked Collector Studio??, he has some that old....also JMJ Automobilia in Jupiter FL...

 

As a former collector of team shirts, I still have an extensive collection in the closet. I think as Internet marketplaces have flourished, the prices of authentic team gear has fallen slightly. When Collectors Studio, JMJ and Phoenix essentially "owned" the market, they could price as they saw fit. Today, a seller and buyer are far more likely to be able to connect without high-priced middlemen. No offense to any of the vendors, but their prices have always been silly. I've paid enough over the years to know that for a fact. But, I kind of fell out of it, directing my attention and collecting dollars elsewhere.

CW

 

The newest gear always fetches top dollar as it's the hardest to get and the most desirable. The older gear is priced all over the map - but it really depends upon condition, after all it is just used clothing. The nice thing with Ferrari gear is that it will always retain some value, whereas with most other clothing, ie. a Versace t-shirt for $500, there is little to no value in the item after the first wear. To give you an idea of retail values for older issued items in perfect/new/as new condition, check out 8 pages at this link:

http://www.collectorstudio.com/index.cfm/ID/43/Clothing/

Morry

 

I'm 6' 3"........now that I think about it, I was trying to fit into a long sleeved jacket, and I'm a 44L.....real LONG!!!

I was heart broken at the time but as others have said I have a closet full of little used jackets...

Tommy Hilfiger was more of an American cut and I actually USED it, to sneak into the pits at the F1 Indianapolis......when I finally stood with the crew it was obvious as that was the first year of the new "Television Red" color, which is actually very orange compared to the older pieces..

It was also the first year of the Non Tobacco uniforms.

 

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