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Details
- Originally from the 1970s
- Fit’s like a women’s large and a men’s medium
- Great condition with perfect paint splatters and tears throughout
- Thick and worn in feel
- Made in the USA
- 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester
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Vintage 1970s St. Olaf College Sweater -
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Vintage 1970s St. Olaf College Sweater
An artfully distressed St. Olaf College sweater from the 1970s. St. Olaf College is a private liberal arts college in Northfield, Minnesota that was founded in 1874. This sweater is in perfect forest green and features paint splatters throughout. Known for its Scandinavian studies, the lion crest in the middle of the sweater is the coat of arms of Norway.
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PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS
| L | |
|---|---|
| BODY LENGTH | 27.5 |
| PIT TO PIT | 22 |
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.