Size Guide
Size Guide
The size charts display sizes based on body measurements. Use our measuring tips and refer to the illustration below to determine your size
| S | |
|---|---|
| BODY LENGTH | 24.5 |
| PIT TO PIT | 18.5 |
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Product Details
Details
- Originally from the 1980s
- Fits like a unisex small
- Overall excellent condition
- Slight cracking but overall graphic is in good condition
- Super soft, thin, worn-in feeling
- Made in USA
- 50% cotton, 50% polyester
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1980s Vintage He Who Dies with the Toys Wins! T-Shirt -
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1980s Vintage He Who Dies with the Toys Wins! T-Shirt
A classic blue tee with white lettering that reads, "He who dies with the most toys wins," and paired with a graphic of a race car. The slogan comes from an 80’s bumper sticker meant to satirize the genre of motivational slogan. This tee is in remarkable vintage condition-- an overall winner.
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PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS
| S | |
|---|---|
| BODY LENGTH | 24.5 |
| PIT TO PIT | 18.5 |
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.