This is a Champion Reverse Weave. This item has become increasingly popular and its price has been rising in recent years. This is a piece from the 1980s. Harvard University is a private university in the United States, headquartered in Cambridge, near Boston, Massachusetts. It is the oldest university in the United States and is a prestigious institution that is always ranked among the top in various rankings for both undergraduate and graduate programs, forming one of the Ivy League schools. It is an item that is always popular in the vintage clothing market. The faded ink two-stage print has a fantastic atmosphere. This is a very well-preserved item with the fabric still retaining some stiffness. There is a stain near the left armpit. Please enjoy it as part of the charm of vintage clothing. Reverse Weave was born in 1934. At that time, conventional sweatshirts caused severe shrinkage after washing. The weave, which was the cause of shrinkage, was changed from vertical to horizontal, successfully eliminating shrinkage. It was named "Reverse Weave" from the meaning of "using the warp and weft in reverse." Furthermore, to prevent shrinkage in the horizontal direction, characteristic ribbing was added to both sides. As a result, it has a comfortable fit and is of a quality that can withstand vigorous movement. This item has been continuously evaluated and appreciated while maintaining its quality from 1934 to the present day. Material: 89% Cotton 8% Acrylic 3% Rayon Viscose Size Label: LARGE Actual Measurements: Shoulder Width: 49cm Body Width: 57cm Length: 62cm *Please allow for slight errors.