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- Originally from the 1970s
- Fits like a unisex small
- Overall excellent condition
- Some wear along collar
- Made in USA
- 100% Cotton
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1970s Vintage Dayton University Sweater -
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1970s Vintage Dayton University Sweater
Featuring the University of Dayton mascot swaggering above the school logo, this vibrant red sweatshirt features a mirror image on the back. The mascot in question is named Rudy Flyer, a clever pun on the school’s initials: U.D. He wears 1930’s pilot gear, a nod to the Wright Brothers who invented the airplane in Dayton. Like every vintage tee, this one is jam-packed with history.
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PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS
| S | |
|---|---|
| BODY LENGTH | 22.75 |
| PIT TO PIT | 22 |
| SLEEVE LENGTH | 28.5 |
MEASURING GUIDE
1. BODY LENGTH
Measure from the high point shoulder to bottom opening.
2. SLEEVE LENGTH
Measure in two measurements: from CB neck to shoulder, and shoulder to wrist and add both figures together.
3. BUST
Measure bust 1" below armhole, in a straight line and double the figure.
4. WAIST
Measure waist 15" down from the high point shoulder, in a straight line and double the figure.
5. HIP
Measure hip 24" down from the high point shoulder, in a straight line and double the figure.