Johnny Winter's Floral Shirt

Shiny lavender shirt with vibrant floral pattern and pearlescent button front closure. From "Granny Takes a Trip," a famous hippie store. Made in England.

Three of Johnny Winter's shirts, the first a tie-dye red, white and blue cut-off muscle tee, the second a psychedelic print shirt with an image of an Afro-haired man, and the third a cut-off shirt wit

Three of Johnny Winter's shirts, the first a "Johnny Winter" two-tone green shirt, the second featuring a white portrait of Johnny on black background, and the third, "I.P. Sweat and the Sweatband at

Three of Johnny Winter's shirts, the first from the "Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, and James Cotton ïAlmost Spring Tour,' 1977," the second a Johnny Winter turquoise blue shirt, the third a Johnny Win

Two "psychedelic era" long-sleeve Johnny Winter shirts from his 1974 European Tour, in vibrant colors. Likely specially designed for Johnny.

Three of Johnny Winter's shirts, the first a tie-dye with an image of Johnny's tattoo, "Johnny Winter 1987," the second, "Spider Webb, The Tattooed Fetus," and the third referencing "Hard Again" with

Three of Johnny Winter's shirts, the first from the "Johnny Winter Rock the Nation Tour 1987," the second with an image of Johnny flipping the bird, the third a _-sleeve top, "Johnny Winter Comes Home

Three of Johnny Winter's shirts, the first featuring Spider Webb and Harley Davidson Motorcycles, the second from the "World Series of Rock, Pittsburgh," with "Johnny Winter, Dave Mason, and Foghat at

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, featuring tours or gigs he played. The first is from the "Twin Cities Blues Festival 1997" which Johnny Winter headlined, including a noted raw hem collar, which Joh

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first "Johnny Winter with Bugs Henderson, 1980," the second "1982 Johnny Winter Tour," and the third "2000 Johnny Winter Tour."

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first reading "Johnny Winter Memphis FM 100," the second featuring "Jethro Tull, Robin Tower, and Johnny Winter & Edgar Together, Tampa 1976," and the third from

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first a cut-off muscle tee referencing Muddy Waters at Antone's, the second, "Muddy Waters, King of the Chicago Blues" and the third, "Louisiana Rock '80."

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first from the "Johnny Winter North American Tour, 1980," the second featuring "Johnny & Edgar Winter Together," and the third from the "Johnny Winter Rock the N

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first a faded blue "Johnny Winter" tee, the second reading "Bill Graham presents Johnny Winter, Foghat, Peter Frampton," and the third from the "Johnny Winter 19

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first, "Johnny Winter Captured Live 1975," the second, "Tonight Johnny Winter In Concert" from the Serious Business Tour 1985, and the third, "Golden Earring, Jo

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first reads "John Dawson Winter 1974 Concert," the second, "Hard Again" with Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters and Willie Dixon, and the third, "Johnny Winter with Bug

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first referencing "Toad's Place New Haven, CT," the second featuring "Sound System Johnny Winter," the third reading "Johnny Winter Captured Live in Toronto."

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, one a muscle tee from the "Japan Blues Carnival 1988," the second reading "Guitar Greats Live Onstage 1984" including Dickie Betts, Brian Setzer, Steve Cropper, John

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first a "Rock the Nation 1987" muscle tee, the second from the "Johnny Winter Captured Live 1976 Tour," and the third, "Johnny Winter the Legend at Capitol Cente

Two of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first from "The Reunion Concert 10th Anniversary Woodstock Festival," and the second referencing the album "Hard Again" with Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, and Willi

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first referencing "George Thorogood and the Destroyers," the second reading "Johnny Winter 1985," and the third featuring "Isaac Peyton Sweat and his Sweatband"

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first a muscle tee referencing "Surf Street Mechanix," the second referencing the "ïJazz Comes Home' Jazz and Blues Festival 1981," and the third referencing "G

Corduroy button-down from Johnny Winter's wardrobe, primarily black but with grey panels on the cuffs and yoke. From Viscount by Viceroy. Six-button snap closure.

A shirt in Johnny Winter's possession that once belonged to Jimi Hendrix. According to Johnny's family, as they recall from decades ago, the shirt was given to Johnny by a girlfriend who had formerly