Urban Outfitters In 2013, Minor Threat shirts began appearing in Urban Outfitters stores. Ian MacKaye confirmed that the shirts were officially licensed. Having spent what he described as "a complete waste of time" trying to track down bootlegged Minor Threat merchandise, MacKaye and Dischord made arrangements with a merchandise company in California to manage licensing of the band's shirts, as well as working to ensure that bootleg manufacturers of the shirts were curtailed. In comments that appeared in Rolling Stone, MacKaye called it "absurd" for the shirts to be sold for $28 but concluded that "my time is better spent doing other things" than dealing with shirts. Dischord had previously taken action against Forever 21 in 2009 for marketing unlicensed Minor Threat shirts.
urban outfitters in 2013 minor threat shirts began appearing in urban outfitters stores ian mackaye confirmed that the shirts were officially licensed having spent what he described as "a complete waste of time" trying to track down bootlegged minor threat merchandise mackaye and dischord made arrangements with a merchandise company in california to manage licensing of the band's shirts as well as working to ensure that bootleg manufacturers of the shirts were curtailed in comments that appeared in rolling stone mackaye called it "absurd" for the shirts to be sold for $28 but concluded that "my time is better spent doing other things" than dealing with shirts dischord had previously taken action against forever 21 in 2009 for marketing unlicensed minor threat shirts