Vintage Check Shirt
The Vintage Check Shirt is clothing in Splatoon and Splatoon 2.
In Splatoon, it is a 3-star item produced by 
Rockenberg and comes with the primary ability 
Haunt.
It can be purchased from 
Jelly Fresh for 
9,000.
In Splatoon 2, it is a 3-star item produced by 
Rockenberg and comes with the primary ability 
Haunt.
It can be purchased from 
Ye Olde Cloth Shoppe for 
9,000 or from 
SplatNet Gear Shop for 13,500.
Contents
Appearance
The Vintage Check Shirt is a cerulean blue long-sleeved button-down shirt. The shirt features plaid pattern in dark blue and magenta, hence the name, and has a small chest pocket on the wearer's left side. Its buttons are white and go left over right.
Splatoon
Abilities
The Vintage Check Shirt comes with Haunt as a main ability, which, being exclusive to the main slot of Clothing, prevents the wearer from also having 
Cold Blooded, 
Ninja Squid, or 
Recon. As a 3-star item, the Vintage Check Shirt has three additional slots for secondary abilities. Since it is made by the Rockenberg brand, it has a higher chance of rolling 
Run Speed Up and a lower chance of rolling 
Swim Speed Up to fill its secondary ability slots.
Splatoon 2
| Category |  |
| Brand | Rockenberg
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| Ability | Haunt
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| Cost | 9,000
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| SplatNet 2 | 13,500
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| Rarity | 
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Abilities
The Vintage Check Shirt comes with Haunt as a main ability when purchased from shop or ordered from Murch, which, being exclusive to the main slot of Clothing, prevents the wearer from also having 
Ability Doubler, 
Ninja Squid, 
Respawn Punisher, or 
Thermal Ink. When purchased from SplatNet 2, it can have any other Ability normally available to Clothing. As a 3-star item, the Vintage Check Shirt has three additional slots for secondary abilities. Since it is made by the Rockenberg brand, it has a higher chance of rolling 
Run Speed Up and a lower chance of rolling 
Swim Speed Up to fill its secondary ability slots.
Trivia
- The Vintage Check Shirt is the most expensive piece of gear with
Haunt in Splatoon but not Splatoon 2, because of the addition of the 
Negative Longcuff Sweater. - The Vintage Check Shirt originally had spring green tartan stripes instead of magenta, and its buttons were red and slightly larger. This can be seen an image from the E3 Demo of Splatoon, at which time the game had not been finalized.
Gallery
A male Inkling wearing the Vintage Check Shirt.
Another male Inkling wearing the Vintage Check Shirt.
A male Inkling wearing the Vintage Check Shirt, wielding a Slosher.
A female Inkling wearing the Vintage Check Shirt, firing a Splattershot.
A male Inkling wearing the Vintage Check Shirt holds a Bento Splatterscope.
The Inkling on the Sheldon's Picks Vol. 1 box wears the Vintage Check Shirt.
A male Inkling wearing the Vintage Check Shirt and holding a Splattershot on the cover of the Splatoon Ikasu Artbook.
A male Inkling wearing an early version of the Vintage Check Shirt and posing with a Splattershot during the E3 Demo.
A close up of a male Inkling wearing the Vintage Check Shirt in Splatoon 2.
Back view.
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Japanese |
ヴィンテージ チェック Vintēji Chekku |
Vintage Check |
 Dutch |
Ouderwets ruitjeshemd | Old-fashioned checker shirt |
 French (NOE) |
Chemise à carreaux rétro | Retro checkered shirt |
 German |
Retro-Karohemd | Retro checkered shirt |
 Italian |
Camicia vintage | Vintage shirt |
 Russian |
Винтажная рубашка Vintazhnaya rubashka |
Vintage shirt |
 Spanish (NOE) |
Camisa cuadros retro | Retro checkered shirt |
Clothing in Splatoon 2
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