Pigment Dyed Pocket Tee in Fuji
Pigment Dyed Pocket Tee in Fuji
Pigment Dyed Pocket Tee in Fuji
Pigment Dyed Pocket Tee in Fuji
Pigment Dyed Pocket Tee in Fuji
Pigment Dyed Pocket Tee in Fuji
Pigment Dyed Pocket Tee in Fuji
Velva Sheen

Pigment Dyed Pocket Tee in Fuji

$ 68.00
Size: Medium
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  • Knit, cut, and sewn in the USA. The Pigment Dyed Tee features seasonal garment dyes atop the brand's medium-weight cotton jersey. Made on tubular knitting machines, Velva Sheen's mid-weight cotton jersey features a structured heft with a crisp-soft touch. Finished with a reinforced crewneck collar, chest pocket, and vintage style single-stitch hem.
    • Regular fit
    • Garment dyed
    • Medium-weight cotton jersey
    • Circular knit
    • Reinforced collar
    • Single stitch hem
    • Chest pocket
    • 100% cotton
    • Made in USA
  • Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Length
    Medium 41" 16.5" 8" 26.5"
    Large 45.5" 17.75" 8.5" 27.75"
    X-Large 49" 19" 9" 28.5"
  • Renowned for their association with vintage Americana, Velva-Sheen maintains its nearly century-long legacy of crafting apparel for educational institutions, camps, and the US Armed Forces, a tradition that endures to this day. Founded 1932 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Velva Sheen revisits vintage designs, infusing them with a fresh vitality. Committed to upholding the brand's century-old reputation, the company proudly manufactures its entire line in the United States, employing American tubular knit fabrics that pay homage to Velva Sheen's extensive historical archives.
Renowned for their association with vintage Americana, Velva-Sheen maintains its legacy of crafting apparel for educational institutions, camps, and the US Armed Forces. Founded 1932 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Velva Sheen revisits vintage designs, infusing them with a fresh vitality. Committed to upholding the brand's century-old reputation, the company proudly manufactures its entire line in the United States, employing American tubular knit fabrics that pay homage to Velva Sheen's extensive historical archives.