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Goat Vintage

50% Cotton, 50% Polyester

Drinking Excuses Sweatshirt

$75

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Dripsy review · 7.9/10

GOAT Vintage Drinking Excuses Sweatshirt Review: Is $75 the Right Price?

Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review

At $75, this GOAT Vintage Drinking Excuses Sweatshirt review starts with a fair number: mid-market for a graphic unisex sweatshirt, well under premium blank territory. More telling is the 54 consecutive months in stock, a re-order track record most indie labels never touch. The graphic commits to tongue-in-cheek bar humor, which narrows the audience but gives it real identity. GOAT Vintage tends toward relaxed, broken-in fits. Layer it under a chore coat or wear it solo with wide-leg denim.

Good: 54 months in stock proves real demand · $75 lands below premium sweatshirt pricing · Unisex fit works across body types

Trade-offs: Only stocked at one boutique · Novelty graphic limits outfit range

Solid pick for graphic-crew collectors who value proven staying power, but minimalists should look elsewhere.

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Goat Vintage

@goatvintage
GOAT Vintage

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Ships from Hamilton, Ontario · Est. $99-$114 after ship + fees

Available sizes

One size

Price history

Best price across 1 store

Dripsy review

7.9/10

At $75, this GOAT Vintage Drinking Excuses Sweatshirt review starts with a fair number: mid-market for a graphic unisex sweatshirt, well under premium blank territory. More telling is the 54 consecutive months in stock, a re-order track record most indie labels never touch. The graphic commits to tongue-in-cheek bar humor, which narrows the audience but gives it real identity. GOAT Vintage tends toward relaxed, broken-in fits. Layer it under a chore coat or wear it solo with wide-leg denim.

Good: 54 months in stock proves real demand · $75 lands below premium sweatshirt pricing · Unisex fit works across body types

Trade-offs: Only stocked at one boutique · Novelty graphic limits outfit range

About this piece

Be the funny guy in this perfectly worn drinking excuses sweatshirt curated by GOAT Vintage. Each vintage sweatshirt has been exclusively selected and is completely one of a kind! This casual pullover features a front graphic, long sleeves, crew neckline, and ribbed cuffs, neck, and hem. SIZE AND COMPOSITION - Measures 23" from pit to pit, length is 24" - No tag size available - Feels like a super soft blend - Crew neckline - Front graphic - Long sleeves - Ribbed cuffs, neck, and hem - 50% cotton, 50% polyester - Made in USA CARE INSTRUCTIONS - Always wash your vintage graphic print garments inside out on a gentle cycle and hang dry to protect the print. - Spot clean where you can and use cold water to wash, we promise it will do great things to your electricity bill and the condition of your vintage garments.

About Goat Vintage

GOAT Vintage is a curated vintage resale operation specializing in authentic vintage band tees, sports jerseys, and branded Americana — the kind of pre-worn, one-of-a-kind pieces that sit at the intersection of nostalgia and streetwear.

GOAT Vintage Drinking Excuses Sweatshirt Review: Is $75 the Right Price?

Dripsy score 7.9/10

Dripsy Editorial · Updated July 11, 2026

At $75, this GOAT Vintage Drinking Excuses Sweatshirt review starts with a fair number: mid-market for a graphic unisex sweatshirt, well under premium blank territory. More telling is the 54 consecutive months in stock, a re-order track record most indie labels never touch. The graphic commits to tongue-in-cheek bar humor, which narrows the audience but gives it real identity. GOAT Vintage tends toward relaxed, broken-in fits. Layer it under a chore coat or wear it solo with wide-leg denim.

Good: 54 months in stock proves real demand · $75 lands below premium sweatshirt pricing · Unisex fit works across body types

Trade-offs: Only stocked at one boutique · Novelty graphic limits outfit range

Solid pick for graphic-crew collectors who value proven staying power, but minimalists should look elsewhere.