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 down the center of the back, from the top edge of the garment to the hem.
2. SHOULDER WIDTH
From shoulder point to shoulder point, across the back.
3. SLEEVE LENGTH
Measure in a straight line, from the center of the back to the point of the shoulder, then from the tip of the shoulder to the cuff and combine the measurements.
4. BUST
Measure across the garment, in line with the under-arm seam, and double the figure.
5. WAIST
Measure across the garment, in line with your natural waistline, and double the figure.
6. HIP
Measure across the garment, in line with your hips, and double the figure.
