
http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/memo ... f0cab24f94

See above but this all seems to be fully OK with Chris, he appears to have signed this item... The original charity to which he donated the t shirt is an excellent one. No doubt their fund raisers are very persuasive!y3potential wrote:Knowing how Chris is guarded about his private life, I'm surprised items like this turn up at auction. Just like his Issey Miyake glasses. I would have thought Chris would have kept a tighter reign on his personal clothing...Unless these items were given to family or friends. Even then, I'd assume those close to Chris would know he wouldn't really like his personal effects being touted around auctions...
PETHEAD72 wrote:How the hell were we supposed to know about this?!,i would have definately bid for it.it is richly iconic and £400 is ridiculous,an utter bargain.i assume it was you agent d?!

I asked Neil the same question at the National Portrait Gallery talk and he said the same, that it's surprising how crappy the stuff looks close up, or words to that effect anywayagent doris wrote:I spoke to them about doing a V & A exhibition when in Vegas but sadly it'll never happen as they don't actually have much stuff and what they do have apparently looks a bit shabby!