Vintage Cambridge University Crewneck, Made in England - Green

Almost every piece of Oxbridge merchandise sold in America was printed in America. This one was made where the university is, so it is the article rather than the souvenir.

Green, with the Cambridge arms at the chest. Marked M.

The arms are older than most countries. Robert Cooke, Clarenceux King of Arms and himself a graduate of St John's, granted them to the university on 9 June 1573: four gold lions on a red field, an ermine cross between them, and a closed red book at the centre, clasps pointing down. The original grant is still in the University Archives.

Pit to pit 19.5 in. Length 24 in. Shoulder 17 in. Sleeve 24 in.

Modern size: Fits like a modern Women's M or Men's S.

One of one. Sold as found.

No returns - as is.