Vintage Blue Raglan Crewneck Sweatshirt with White Contrast Stitching - No Tags, Fits M

No tags survive. Blue raglan-sleeve crewneck sweatshirt, the raglan and body seams sewn in white contrast thread; handles as a cotton blend. Fits a modern M.

The raglan sleeve is the older sweatshirt cut, one seam from collar to underarm so the shoulder moves freely, and it was the standard through the mid-century American mills. Contrast seaming is the small vanity of a maker who was proud of the sewing: it shows every line of construction and forgives nothing. The absence of a tag is normal on these; they were sold through school stores and sporting goods shops, and the label was the first thing to go.

Good vintage condition, with light pilling.

Pit to pit 22 in. Length 25 in. Raglan sleeve.

No fibre tag; handles as a cotton blend. Machine wash cold, hang dry.

One of one. Sold as found.

No returns - as is.