THE WORLD'S
MOST EXPENSIVE
T-SHIRT.
Buy space on a real shirt, promote your brand, and become part of internet history.
- Total raised
- $32,500
- Cost per px
- $0.50
- Pixels sold
- 106,500
Largest current bidders
byaside
byaside.com
Milena
milena.com
Bobanjero
vanjek.co
Launch Club
launchclub.ai
Voximo
voximo.io
Outdo
outdo.lol
daily.fun
x.com
Viktor
ref.viktor.com
Zoom Into Art
zoominto.art
BuyerBuilds
buyerbuilds.com
MOST
EXPENSIVE
T-SHIRTS
The list below ranks the most expensive T-shirts ever sold on the internet. Current: $32,500 · Max: $1,000,000.
- 1$400,000Superlative Luxury diamond tee2012
Claimed list price · 16 diamonds · no documented buyer (CNBC)
- 2$91,500Hermès Noir CrocodileSS13
Store list price · crocodile chiffon, Madison Ave
- 3$52,000Supreme 1-of-1 tie-dye box logo samplec. 2006–07
Sold · Hyp_ auction, Sept 2020
- 4$32,500MDTshirt2026
Current total value of all sold shirt space
- 5$25,000Kurt Cobain Sonic Youth tee1994
Auction · Julien's, 7 Nov 2014
- 6$17,640Grateful Dead 1967 Gut Terk tee1967
Auction · Sotheby's, Oct 2021
- 7$15,120Grateful Dead Cornell Steal Your Face1977
Auction · Sotheby's, Oct 2021
- 8$15,000Madonna worn Healthy/Swimmer tee1980s
Auction · Julien's, May 2014 (mixed lot)
- 9$11,564Supreme x Nate Lowman Box Logo Shibuya2012
Auction · Artcurial, May 2018
- 10$10,000Led Zeppelin Knebworth backstage tee1979
Sold · eBay, May 2011
FREQUENTLY
ASKED
QUESTIONS
What is this?
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Brands buy permanent logo space on a live artboard that gets printed on one real black shirt. Pay more and your logo gets bigger and closer to the center. Your pixels stay yours for good.
Is this like outbid.lol or the Million Dollar Homepage?
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A bit of both. Money ranks visibility like outbid.lol — the biggest bidder owns the center. Pixels stay yours like the Million Dollar Homepage — nobody can take what you paid for. As fundraising milestones unlock a bigger board, logos can look smaller on the shirt, but your pixel count never goes down.
How does the pricing work?
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Pricing starts at $0.25 per printed pixel and doubles every 100,000 pixels sold. Large purchases are split across tiers automatically. Minimum purchase is 100 pixels.
Can another buyer outbid my placement?
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Nobody can take your pixels or buy them out from under you. The board sorts by amount paid, so the biggest buyer holds the center and your position can shift as others buy or grow. When milestones unlock more space, the artboard gets bigger — your logo may look smaller relative to the shirt, but the number of pixels you own stays the same.
Do I choose where my logo goes?
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No. Your bid and logo shape decide the rectangle size; a packer places every logo on the board. Center is earned by spend, not picked by hand.
Can I add more pixels later?
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Yes. Click your logo while the buy panel is open, enter how much you want to add, and pay only for the new pixels at the current price. Use the same email from your original purchase.
What do I actually get?
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A live, clickable spot on the artboard now. When the auction closes, the board is locked, exported at print resolution, and printed edge-to-edge on the back of a black shirt. Every buyer gets the final artwork file and a permanent place in the archive.
When do I pay?
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At Stripe checkout. We reserve your space for 30 minutes, and the logo goes live only after payment is confirmed. All purchases are final — no refunds.
What artwork should I upload?
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A square or rectangular PNG, JPG, or WebP logo up to 4 MB. Your paid slot follows your logo's shape; photographs fill the selected region.