Description
Condition: Used
A Pendleton wool shirt from the 70's.
Pendleton is a brand that has been creating the standard of American style for over 150 years.
Even now, all of our products are manufactured in our own factory using traditional processes.
Made of high quality 100% VIRGIN WOOL material A piece from the 70's that says MADE IN USA Flap pockets with pattern matching on both chests Good color scheme of navy x blue base Plaid pattern Like a long-established brand, solid construction year after year This is a piece that is attracting a lot of attention as a USA-made Pendleton Next Vintage, whose numbers are decreasing.
Year: 1970s Brand: Pendleton
Country of Manufacture: MADE IN USA
Color: Multicolor
Check Material: 100% VIRGIN WOOL
Size Notation: 16 ─
Actual Size ─ Length: 82cm Width: 59cm Shoulder Width: 45cm Sleeve Length : 61cm ─
Condition ─ There is repair on the collar, below the second button, around the left breast pocket, next to the 4th button, and around the right sleeve.
None of them are that noticeable.Other than that, it is in very good condition with no noticeable stains or damage.
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