"The Getaway" refers to three iconic properties, but in the vintage t-shirt market, it most commonly refers to the 1972 Sam Peckinpah masterpiece starring Steve McQueen or the 2002 PlayStation… Read more
"The Getaway" refers to three iconic properties, but in the vintage t-shirt market, it most commonly refers to the 1972 Sam Peckinpah masterpiece starring Steve McQueen or the 2002 PlayStation 2 video game. Given the "OS" (One Size) designation, this likely represents a Japanese "One Size" fit or an oversized promotional garment designed for a wide range of body types.
Potential Origins
The 1972 Film (Movie Promo): Usually features a gritty, high-contrast print of Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw. These are highly collectible "Action Cinema" grails.
The 2002 PS2 Game (Video Game Promo): Features the "London Gangster" aesthetic. These were often given away at launch events or inside gaming magazines and typically carry a heavy early-2000s "boxy" cut.
Modern Boutique (Reprint): Many streetwear brands (like those from Japan or Korea) release "Vintage Style" tees in an OS (One Size) fit to mimic the baggy aesthetic of the 90s.