00s GOODENOUGH bowling shirt Color: Black Size: L Shoulder width 50cm Body width 54cm Sleeve length 24cm Length 73cm 100% COTTON MADE IN JAPAN This is a bowling shirt from GOODENOUGH from the 2000s. The front features "Gdeh" embroidery, and the back has a large chain stitch embroidery of "Goodenough Bowling" combining bowling pins and a crown. This piece is a true representation of the brand, blending bowling culture with a street sensibility. It has the classic bowling shirt details, such as an open collar for a relaxed feel, a boxy silhouette, a chest pocket, and contrasting white buttons. A red piss name is attached to the left side, allowing you to feel the brand's identity down to the smallest details. GOODENOUGH is a Japanese street fashion brand. It started around 1990, with SKATE THING, the designer of C.E, proposing the idea, and Hiroshi Fujiwara, Skatething, Toru Iwai, and Mizutsugi as founding members. The designer's identity was not revealed for many years, and Hiroshi Fujiwara explained in his book "Punk on the Hill" that "If I said I was doing it, people wouldn't look at the clothes themselves, and those who would buy them would buy them, and those who didn't like them would ignore them, so I didn't want that, so I didn't reveal my name." The brand suddenly went on hiatus in 1998, but resumed activities six months later in 1999. "RESONATE GOOD ENOUGH" appeared as the second line of Good Enough from the 2004 autumn/winter season. The brand ended in 2017. #merces_hokkaido #merces_shirt Goodenough Bowling shirt short sleeve shirt Open collar Chain stitch Black Street Urahara-kei Vintage vintage vintage 00's 00s 2000 Y2K