Unofficial Rage Against the Machine T-shirt, likely mid-2000s production.
Features the classic protest silhouette in red star motif on the front, with bold band lettering across the back.
pit to pit 54 cm / length 64 cm.
Bootlegs like this carried the band’s militant imagery beyond official merch tables, often sold in record shops, markets, and outside shows — a raw testament to RATM’s underground reach.

Archival Note:
While not officially licensed, bootlegs form an important part of the Rage Against the Machine visual archive, reflecting the band’s global countercultural impact. Collectors often seek out these pieces for their DIY authenticity, distinct graphics, and rarity compared to mass-printed reissues.