Thank you for viewing. CAB CLOTHING United Athle 7.1 oz short-sleeved T-shirt. CAB was founded 90 years ago as a bidding company for surplus goods from the former Imperial Army and shipping companies. After the war, the company restarted its business as a bidding company for surplus goods from the U.S. military. The jackets and coats worn by the U.S. military were far superior in functionality compared to those made in Japan. The company repeatedly used "reverse engineering" to analyze and understand their construction, and manufactures and sells high-quality, original wear. This 7.1 oz, tubular construction T-shirt from CAB uses heavy-weight cotton, offering a dry-touch feel and a loose silhouette that street style enthusiasts will love. The rough fabric texture, large armholes, and a loose silhouette that's neither too small nor too large embody the "now" of street style. This T-shirt has an authentic yet fresh feel. By densely knitting open-end yarn with a dry-touch texture, the fabric becomes a strong and crisp "rugged" material. Furthermore, the more it's washed, the rougher the fabric surface becomes, and it develops into a tough, American-like fabric that resists shrinking and losing its shape. The slightly higher neckline fits snugly around the neck. While supporting current trends, the moderately adjusted neck width allows for stress-free wear. The heavy cotton fabric is also extremely durable, so it's a piece that can withstand heavy rotation. The color is a popular ash, often seen in vintage items. Brand new, unused. Size L M L XL XXL Body Length 70 73 76 79 Body Width 54 57 60 63 Shoulder Width 51 54 57 60 Sleeve Length 22 23 24 25 From the manufacturer's website Although it is new and unused, there may be wrinkles due to storage, so please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfectly flawless product. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. Toyo Enterprises Toys McCoy Real McCoy's Full Count Pherrow's Denime Evisu Flat Head Sugar Cane Warehouse Buzz Rickson's Cushman Kojima UES Double Works