Founded in 1844, the Young Men's Christian Association was meant to provide a wholesome environment for men who had been drawn to work in cities after the Industrial Revolution, a healthier alternative to frequenting brothels or taverns. Later, the YMCA was immortalized in a 1979 song by the Village People. True to its vintage character, this distressed vintage sweater hails from Wenatchee, Washington, and is almost as old as the song itself.
- This sweater is from the 1980s
- Oversized fit
- Worn condition
- Graphic is cracked
- Many holes throughout the body
- Paint splatter all over
- Sleeves hand cut at the rib
- Super soft, worn fabric
- Unisex
- 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester
Details:
PRODUCT MEASUREMENTS
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.
