A Pendleton ombre check board shirt from the 1970s, size M. Pendleton Woolen Mills, founded in 1863, is one of America's leading long-established manufacturers, headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Pendleton's blankets, which they have been producing for a long time, and these open-collar board shirts are iconic American products. The board shirt gained popularity after the members of the Beach Boys wore them on the cover of their 1963 album "Surfer Girl." Subsequently, it became an essential item in the subcultures of the West Coast, including surfers, skaters, and hot rodders. Bold color schemes are common, making the color a crucial aspect of the item. This shirt features a beautiful navy to blue contrast. While it appears to be a standard color scheme at first glance, the combination is quite unique. As the tag indicates, this is a double-name collaboration with SILVERWOODS, which was once based around Los Angeles. Personally, the Southern California specification is a highly appealing point. The condition is as shown in the photos, with small holes and repairs, but they are not very noticeable due to the pattern. It was purchased in America, and I believe the repairs were also done in the US, which, combined with the overall atmosphere, makes it a unique piece. ■SIZE: MEDIUM Shoulder width approx. 46cm / Body width approx. 59cm / Length approx. 69cm / Sleeve length approx. 60cm ■CONDITION: Used condition, with small holes and repairs. ※Please purchase if you understand vintage clothing. Due to the nature of Mercari, it is difficult to reserve items, and it is generally first-come, first-served. Thank you for your understanding. We also have many other American vintage clothing items for sale, so please take a look.