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50's Wool Letterman Sweater "S" Patch Cardigan
50's Wool Letterman Sweater "S" Patch Cardigan
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•Length: 66
•Sleeve length: 55
•Shoulder width: 39
•Chest Width: 45
(Lay flat measurement/CM)
All sizes are measured by hand, and the error of 1 to 3 centimeters is normal.
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Traces of the baptism of time
Comes with golden S patch
Hem pockets embroidered with student names
A very flavorful piece.
Because of the age
Several small holes in clothing
Those who accept it will bid again. ~
The Letterman Sweater, also known as the Varsity Sweater, first appeared on the Harvard campus in 1865. It is the uniform that represents the glory of the school. The top is a thick woolen sweater. Letterman's "Letter" refers to the initials of the school name, which is embroidered with the school's initials. Students can proudly display the university's letter patch.
payment method
payment method
Online credit card (VISA, Mastercard)
ATM transfer payment
Supermarket code payment (Family Mart, 7-1)
Supermarket pickup and payment (Family Mart, 7-1)
shipping method
shipping method
Family Pickup & Pay
7-11 pick up and pay
Family Mart Pickup No Payment (store-to-store)
7-11 pickup without payment (store-to-store)
SF Express (Freight on delivery)
international shipping
Precautions
Precautions
Vintage/second-hand products, there will inevitably be some traces of use, stains, small damage...etc.
Does not affect the phenomenon of wearing. "Perfectionists please think twice"
Due to the difference in color rendering value of the screen chroma,
There may be slight color difference in the photos, and the colors are mainly based on the actual product.
If the product does not conform to the imagination, does not fit, the color difference, or want to change the size, etc., no return or exchange will be provided.
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free shipping
Free shipping for orders over 2000 in stores in Taiwan
Provide super store to store service
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Reminder
Vintage/second-hand products, there will inevitably be some traces of use, stains, small damage...etc.
Does not affect the phenomenon of wearing. "Perfectionists please think twice"