Vintage "Atlantic City" Souvenir Sweatshirt

"Atlantic City" Vintage Souvenir Sweat

This is a souvenir sweatshirt from "Atlantic City," located in New Jersey, USA.

The tag is damaged, so this is an estimate, but based on the fabric and sewing specifications, it appears to have been made around the 1990s.

Atlantic City is a city in Atlantic County, New Jersey, USA, and is a tourist city with the largest casino on the East Coast of the United States.

It is also said to be a sandy island formed off the coast of the Jersey Shore.

The designs that American resorts originally create can be felt from the typography and graphics, and it has a look that is a little different from modern fashion.

Also, the red, black, and white of the body are all switched from the fabric, and you can feel the American product-like quality from the color scheme.

Because it is a cotton-based fleece, it is also bulky and has a soft feel, which is a good point.

As color fading, cracking, and blurring of the print are added from now on, I think it will become an even cooler-looking sweatshirt.

It's a statement piece, but if you wear it with pants and outerwear in the colors included in this piece, such as red and black, and coordinate while keeping the number of colors down, a high-sense mood will suddenly emerge.

Please consider it.

●Size:
Unmarked
(Equivalent to Japanese women's M size, men's S size)
Width 52cm
Length 66cm
Sleeve length 84.5cm
Cuff width 7-11cm
Armhole 23cm (measured from the assumed shoulder position)
*Please note that there may be slight errors.

●Color:
Red x Black x White

●Material:
Unmarked
*Likely cotton blend.

●Country of origin:
Unmarked

●Condition:
There is a white stain (1cm) on the red part of the front body, around the right chest (photo 5).

There are white stains in places on the black-switched hem and cuffs (photos 6, 12).

There are stains and deterioration, but there are no noticeable external injuries or fraying.

This is a used/vintage item, so there may be small stains that cannot be recognized, or deterioration during storage.

We interpret these as part of the taste and charm of used and vintage clothing.