Amazing piece of Elvis wardrobe memorabilia! Elvis personally owned and worn trademark, I.C. Costume shirt, with official label from company that also made Elvis' stage jumpsuits. Elvis can be seen in a multitude of photos over the years wearing similar shirts in the mid to late 1970's. In this case a rare photo has been located of Elvis wearing this EXACT shirt. no question with exact match to pattern, design, and colors.
It was given by Elvis to Ed Enoch, lead singer of The Stamps quartet when he was at Graceland recording at the famous Jungle Room Sessions. During a break in recording Elvis gave members of the Stamps and his band outfits from his personal wardrobe. This is a well documented story and recorded in the Book Day by Day, October 29, 1976
Incredible artifact owned and worn by Elvis approximately 10 months before his death, with incredible photographic evidence.
This shirt later given by Ed Enoch to a family friend and later obtained by the current owner directly from that friend several years. This shirt has also been on display in a museum overseas. Comes with a letter of authenticity from the ex-wife of Ed Enoch, who also happens to be the daughter of J.D. Sumner.
You wont find a printed pattern shirt with exact photo match of Elvis wearing it anywhere. This is extremely rare piece of Elvis costume history!