Thank you for viewing! (^-^) All products can be found here → #WelcomeBulkPurchase☆UsedClothingSham FRUIT OF THE LOOM Founded in the United States in 1851, this long-established brand is famous for its print T-shirts and sweatshirts and is loved worldwide. Easy to match and versatile navy color. Most of the print tag items from this era were made in Honduras, and those made in the Dominican Republic are rare due to their limited numbers. Compared to those made in Honduras, the fabric feels slightly plump and thick, with slightly longer ribs, making it closer to vintage sweatshirts in detail. The poly-cotton blend fabric combines lightness and durability with a 60/40 body. Compared to 100% cotton items, it dries faster after washing, which is a nice point for everyday use. This item is sure to be a great success, from fashion to everyday wear. ● Marked size…L ● Actual size (flat) Shoulder width…approx. 53 Body width…approx. 57.5 Total length…approx. 71 Sleeve length (including rib)…approx. 70 ● Condition…Unused (A sticker is attached to the front. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about this.) ● Material…60% cotton, 40% polyester ● Color…Navy (I think the first photo is the closest) Regardless of brand or genre, we carefully select and sell used clothing that we think is cute and cool. We have a wide selection of popular 90s styles, unique patterned shirts, design knits, embroidered items, and other hard-to-find, rare, vintage, sports mix, Korean used clothing, US used clothing, normcore, y2k, etc. ⚠️Caution⚠️ ◯This product is shipped anonymously and with tracking (direct delivery instead of postal delivery). If you wish, you can specify the time and day, but please note that this may not be possible due to disasters, road conditions, or other circumstances. ※Please note that the measurements are approximate, so there may be some errors. Please understand that the appearance may differ between the actual product and the photos depending on the type and brightness of the lighting, the viewing angle, etc. To prevent trouble, we recommend comparing the actual size with what you usually wear before purchasing.