Born in Illinois, US in 1956, Hilton is synonymous with US bowling shirts.
Well, this time I would like to introduce you to Hilton's bowling shirt from the 1970s. Orange polyester fabric with black thread embroidery. This orange fabric is lightly rubbed, and the rubbed texture often seen on vintage shirts is an irresistible substitute for those who like vintage. The chest pocket has the previous owner's name embroidered in black thread. Most bowling shirts have their names written in cursive above the breast pocket, but this is a little unusual. In addition, the name and design of the bowling team are embroidered on the back with black thread. Also, the first button can be tightened, and it can be worn like an open collar. The buttons are the large white shell buttons found on US vintage shirts. The tag is a so-called blue tag with PERMANENT PRESS written, so it can be concluded that it is from the 70's. In the 1970s, it is a shirt from 50 years ago. US second-hand clothes from the 1970s are no longer seen. If you don't have old US clothes from the 1970s, this is your last chance. It is expected that the market will be exhausted in the next few years and it will not come out, so it is easy to imagine that the value will be higher than it is now.
The size is indicated as XL 17 1/2. This size is rare. Most are S or M. Smart people can wear it loosely, and large people can wear it just right. I think it would be really cool if there was a middle class wearing this in the summer. Please consider referring to the dimensions below.
Length 74.5cm, Width 61cm, Shoulder width 48cm, Sleeve length 23cm (Half Sleeve)
I send it by professional cleaning finish here.