Schott WEB LIMITED BLANK CREW SWEAT, Men's 2XL (120), Navy, 782-4932003

[Country of Origin]: Made in China Bust: 140.00 CM / Total Length: 74.00 CM / Shoulder Width: 64.00 CM / Sleeve Length: 62.00 CM This season's sweatshirts have all had their silhouettes redesigned. The sweatshirt craze that began with Champion has spread to Gildan and Russell, leading to even rounder silhouettes. This year's silhouettes are rounder than last year's. While the overall look hasn't changed dramatically, we've made them look different. Please pay attention to that. With this in mind, I felt I needed some kind of accent, so I used all of the artwork on the pistol tag. It's a simple pistol tag on the hem, but first and foremost, it's genuine leather, just like the brand. (lol) You might think it's silly to have a genuine leather tag on a sweatshirt, but it's rare to find one like it, and I wanted something that would instantly identify it as a Schott sweatshirt... so please be careful when washing. There's a hidden gimmick in the brand engraving. Normally, embossing on soft leather works fine at first, but due to its softness, the brand mark tends to fade away. To prevent this, we use foil stamping in the same color to prevent it from fading. This shows the maker's kindness (lol). It's a little embarrassing to hear that this is just a normal, but overstuffed sweatshirt, but please enjoy it as the "ultimate American-inspired sweatshirt." The color may appear different on your computer monitor than in the actual product. We apologize for any inconvenience. The size chart may vary slightly due to the characteristics of the fabric and weave. Please note. The product shown in the image is a sample. The actual product may differ slightly in specifications and finish. This product may fade due to friction, so avoid wearing it with white or light-colored items and take care to avoid color transfer to bags, etc. [Schott] Schott, synonymous with rider jackets, was founded in 1913 in New York by brothers Irving and Jack Schott. Originally a raincoat factory, the company released the "Perfecto" series in 1928, the world's first rider's jacket with a front zipper. At a time when only buttons were available, this groundbreaking jacket garnered attention and had a major impact on the history of rider's jackets. It was the legendary "One Star" model, released in the 1950s and featuring star-shaped studs on the epaulettes, that made Schott famous around the world. This new model is said to be the one worn by Marlon Brando in the film "The Wild One." It has since been embraced by many rock musicians, including the Ramones and the Sex Pistols, and continues to fascinate many people as a timeless classic. Recently, Schott has expanded its casual line in addition to its classic models, demonstrating its innovative spirit of constantly evolving with the times. The history of rider's jackets will forever be associated with Schott.