"The Original" Lithuania Olympic Tie Dye basketball T-Shirt story facts:   The Original Lithuanian basketball T-Shirt design was actually created independently by New York sports artist Greg Speirs. The Original Lithuania basketball tie dyed t-shirts first appeared in the 1992 Barcelona summer Olympics and featured Speirs' original Lithuanian slam-dunking skeleton design "Skullman™" .  Who was the major funds sponsor of the 1992 Lithuanian Olympic basketball team? Answer: Sports artist Greg Speirs, was the “major sponsor” of the 1992 Lithuanian Olympic basketball team when he donated the $400,000 in profits realized from his trademarked “Slam Dunking Skeleton” design to the team and to Lithuanian children’s charities.   Press Release

Through the artist's generosity, merchandising of his Lithuania basketball t-shirt design, raised MAJOR FUNDS of over $400,000.00 for the Lithuanian basketball team and Lithuania children's charities during the Olympics and became his trademark brand. The artist's design was unveiled to the world when it was worn by the Lithuania Olympic basketball team, while the team received bronze medals at the Olympic closing ceremonies. These Lithuania Olympic basketball team T-Shirts became part of sports history, and sought after collectible from the Olympics. These are the Original Lithuania basketball T-shirts unveiled on the podium in 1992, available again. released and authorized by sports artist Greg Speirs, their original source. At times it has been erroneously and incorrectly reported as Grateful Dead bt that is false and is incorrect. It is not and never has it been grateful dead. It was created by NYC artist Greg Speirs, is owned by Greg Speirs and is Licensed from Greg Speirs who is the Licensor of all related properties and versions and license to product product can only be granted from the Licensor Greg Speirs. All rights reserved of Licensor Greg Speirs. We offer another chance to own the Original 1992 Lithuanian basketball Tie Dye T-Shirts. (The original Skullman  Lithuanian basketball jerseys and original artwork were also enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts. on Dec. 7, 1993).  Original 1992 Skullman Lithuania tIE dYE basketball T-Shirt creator, Greg Speirs is named to Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World: Artist's biography:

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 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PROPERTIES ARE THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF THE LICENSOR: Greg Speirs. SKULLMAN ®, LITHUANIA 2017 ®, LITHUANIA TIE DYE ® are registered trademarks of Greg Speirs.  The ORIGINAL LITHUANIAN TIE DYE BASKETBALL T-SHIRTS are trademark and Copyright 1992 by Greg Speirs.
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Through the artist's generosity, merchandising of his Lithuania basketball t-shirt design, raised MAJOR FUNDS of over $400,000.00 for the Lithuanian basketball team and Lithuania children's charities during the Olympics and became his trademark brand. The artist's design was unveiled to the world when it was worn by the Lithuania Olympic basketball team, while the team received bronze medals at the Olympic closing ceremonies. Greg Speirs' Lithuanian Basketball Tie Dye T-Shirts have in the past been referred to as grateful deal lithuania, grateful dead lithuania t-shirts, lithuania grateful dead, lithuanian grateful dead t-shirts, lithuania grateful dead or grateful dead lithuania shirts. But this is not correct. They were created by Greg Speirs who is the official licensor and creator of the famous lithuanian basketball tie dye shirts. These Lithuania Olympic basketball team T-Shirts became part of sports history, and sought after collectible from the Olympics. These are the Original Lithuania basketball T-shirts unveiled on the podium in 1992, available again. released and authorized by sports artist Greg Speirs, their original source. We offer another chance to own the Original 1992 Lithuanian basketball Tie Dye T-Shirts. (The original Skullman  Lithuanian basketball jerseys and original artwork were also enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts. on Dec. 7, 1993).  Original 1992 Skullman Lithuania TIE DYE basketball T-Shirt creator, Greg Speirs is named to Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World: Artist's biography:  "The Other Dream Team Movie" cast     "The Other Dream Team" Movie bio (Greg Speirs)

"The Original" Lithuania Olympic Tie Dye basketball T-Shirt story facts:   The Original Lithuanian basketball T-Shirts were actually created independently by New York sports artist and fashion designer Greg Speirs. The Original Lithuania basketball tie dyed t-shirts first appeared in the 1992 Barcelona summer Olympics and featured Speirs' original Lithuanian slam-dunking skeleton design "Skullman™" .  Who was the major funds sponsor of the 1992 Lithuanian Olympic basketball team? Answer: Sports artist Greg Speirs, was the “major sponsor” of the 1992 Lithuanian Olympic basketball team when he donated the $450,000 in profits realized from his trademarked “Lithuanian Tie Dye Slam Dunking Skeleton Uniforms T-Shirts” to the team and to Lithuanian children’s charities. This was initially, incorrectly referred to as Lithuania Tie Dye Grateful dead or grateful dead lithuania tie dye. They have also incorrectly been referred to as grateful dead basketball shirts, lithuanian grateful dead t-shirts, grateful dead lithuanian tshirts. These are incorrect and untrue. The fact is that the iconic Lithuania tie dye basketball shirts were actually created by Greg Speirs who is the owner and official licensor of the trademarks and the brand. Press Release  Slammin Sports ®  Box 125 Yonkers, NY 10710

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