Vintage 90's Harley-Davidson t-shirt | South East Cleveland Ohio| Rock 'n' Roll Capital of the world| Haloubek inc. | (Boxy Men's Large) rock band clothing + Has some visible stains wbt-499
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Vintage 90's Harley Davidson t shirt South East Cleveland Ohio Rock 'n' Roll Capital of the world Haloubek inc. (Boxy Men's Large) rock band clothing + Has some visible stains wbt 499 + Has some visible stains Shoulders: 15'' (Shoulder seam to shoulder seam) Year: 1990Size: fits like a Boxy men's Large(please see Measurements)AUTHENTIC VINTAGE : NO MODERN REPRODUCTIONCONDITION:+ Vintage+ Perfectly worn+ Single stitch+ Faded+ Cracked graphic+ Has no visible holes+ Has some sun fading throughout+ Has some natural distress & discolouration How to measure
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