Most likely worn by: A dad lacking the cojones to wear a Big Johnson shirt; ignorant suburban white kids. In the '90s, there was a ridiculous T-shirt out there to fit any man's sense of decorum.

The brand's popularity peaked in the mid-'90s, and Inc. Magazine named Maryland ... a legal fight when a man was ordered to remove Big Johnson T-shirts from his store, which was located inside ...

Pfeifer had Big Johnson copyrighted in the ... If anything, the D-shirt minimoguls of the ’90s are really only guilty of one thing: being corny. The D-shirts, as intentionally trivial as they ...

Normus Johnson and his unconfirmed claims of physical endowment, Big Johnson T-shirts are the Pfeifers’ golden egg. Accounting for about 60 percent of the 6 million shirts the company printed ...