This is a red Fruit of the Loom T-shirt from the 90s with a corporate print. It's a charity event T-shirt. The red base color gives it an outdoorsy vibe, making it a culturally rich piece. Condition: Small black stain on the front. Size: Length: 78 cm Shoulder width: 55 cm Width: 57 cm Sleeve length: 20 cm Event Overview: • This T-shirt is from a charity bike tour event held in Calgary, Canada, to support Multiple Sclerosis (MS). • "Calgary Chapter" refers to the Calgary branch of the MS Society, indicating a locally organized event. • The event aimed to raise awareness, collect donations, and foster a sense of community through cycling. Sponsors and Cultural Context: The corporate logos arranged in a triangle represent the event's sponsors: • Calgary Herald (newspaper) • IGA (food supermarket) • Boston Pizza, Red Lobster, Manhattan Bagel (food and beverage) • Gatorade, Minute Maid, Dole (beverages and food) • Mountain Equipment Co-op (outdoor gear) • Oxford Bicycles (bicycle-related) • Many other local and national chain companies participated. This composition suggests a large-scale, community-focused charity event. In the 90s, these "corporate-sponsored charity T-shirts" were common, representing a fusion of local culture, social contribution, and sports. Vintage Context and Value: • Charity T-shirts are highly sought after by collectors, especially those with a "social background" among corporate and event-related items. • This particular T-shirt is valuable because: • It features a composition of multiple corporate logos (typical of the 90s). • It has a clear purpose: supporting a disease. • It combines local identity (Calgary) + sports (cycling) + social contribution (MS support), making its context rich. Pants to match this T-shirt: • Beige or khaki chinos: Creates an outdoorsy feel. • Olive green work pants: Adds a military element. • Indigo or light blue denim: The most classic style for a casual look. It goes perfectly with the red T-shirt.