The undershirts used by the US Navy were slangly referred to as "skivvies." Early skivvies were white, but colors were introduced to avoid being easily spotted by the Marines and Army, while the Navy continued to issue white ones. Later, crews began wearing various T-shirts depending on their tasks, such as duties on deck. This model features another characteristic of the Navy: the "laundry hole." This hole in the hem was designed to prevent laundry from blowing away in the wind when drying on deck. This classic Navy "skivvy" T-shirt has been reproduced with details faithful to the original. It uses an original US NAVY specification body knitted with uneven yarn that is slightly thinner than Warehouse's standard 12-count yarn, but thicker than their second-hand T-shirts. Size: Length/Width/Sleeve Length/Shoulder Width 40(L) 70 / 54 / 19 / 50 Please forgive any amateur measurements. ■Other *Please understand that this is a used item, having been tried on once indoors and washed once. We do not accept returns after the product arrives, due to concerns about product substitution. Please note that the attached string is not included. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly sensitive. *Please note that the item will be folded for shipping. No claims, no returns. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. Thank you for your consideration. #Warehouse #WAREHOUSE