Single stitch tee from the 90s fruit of the loom, American naval company Norwegian Cruise line. Blue color with print on the front. Unique vintage product.
Single stitch tee from the 90s fruit of the loom, American naval company Norwegian Cruise line. Blue color with print on the front. Unique vintage product.
    Single stitch tee from the 90s fruit of the loom, American naval company Norwegian Cruise line. Blue color with print on the front. Unique vintage product.
    Single stitch tee from the 90s fruit of the loom, American naval company Norwegian Cruise line. Blue color with print on the front. Unique vintage product.
Single stitch tee from the 90s fruit of the loom, American naval company Norwegian Cruise line. Blue color with print on the front. Unique vintage product.
Single stitch tee from the 90s fruit of the loom, American naval company Norwegian Cruise line. Blue color with print on the front. Unique vintage product.

1990s Norwegian single stitch tee (XL)

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Fruit of the Loom Norwegian Pride single stitch vintage t shirt. 90s production Made USA.

In good condition, some small stains.

Measures:

Label size: XL

Recommended size: XL

Length: 75cm

Sleeve length: 22cm

Width: 60cm

Shoulders: 55cm

Fruit of the Loom Story:

The brand dates back to 1851, when Rhode Island textile manufacturer Robert Knight reportedly visited his friend Rufus Skeel, who owned a small shop that sold Knight's products.

Skeel's daughter supposedly had the idea of ​​painting pictures of fruit as labels for the rolls of fabric her father sold: these drawings were very popular with the public, and thus the company's name and logo were born.

The Fruit of the Loom trademark was registered in 1871, just one year after Congress passed laws introducing the trademark into U.S. law.

The company was owned by Northwest Industries, Inc. until that group was purchased by William F. Farley in 1985 and renamed Farley Industries, Inc.

The trademark dates back to 1851, when Rhode Island textile manufacturer Robert Knight visited his friend Rufus Skeel, who owned a small shop that sold Knight's products. Skeel's daughter had the idea of ​​painting images of fruit as labels for the rolls of fabric sold by her father: these drawings were very popular with the public, and thus the company's name and logo were born. The trademark Fruit of the Loom was registered in 1871, just one year after Congress passed laws introducing the trademark into U.S. law.

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The products may still have small imperfections or stains due to the passage of time not reported. We try to preserve our garments in the best possible way but above all we wash and sanitize every single garment in our archive.

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Since these are vintage products, the measurements indicated on the product labels (if present) may differ from reality.

The passage of time has significantly changed the size and fit of most of our items.

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Please note that the items we offer have been used before and some are more fragile (depending on age and condition). Always keep this in mind before washing.

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Please note that we do not accept any responsibility for products damaged during use or washing.

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