Tube Knit Pocket T-Shirt in Black
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- The tube knit pocket t-shirt from Knickerbocker is a classic t-shirt built on early 1900s machinery. Washed for a soft vintage feel, the garment is sewn using tubular knit construction for a seamless body. Fitted with a single chest pocket, blind-stitch hems and double-needle cover-stitched collar.
- Regular fit
- 5oz tube knit cotton
- Vintage wash
- Single chest pocket
- Double-needle cover-stitch collar
- 100% cotton
- Made in USA
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Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Length Small 34" 15.5" 6.25" 24.25" Medium 38" 17" 7.25" 26" Large 42" 18" 7.75" 26.75" X-Large 46.5" 18.5" 8" 27.5" For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Founded in 2013, Knickerbocker crafts quality garments in the United States of America. Rooted in community, the brand was born out of tradition when founder Andrew Livingston purchased the brand's New York factory from the previous owner under the condition of continuing the factory's lineage. Since then, Knickerbocker continues to employ vintage machinery to produce their garments, and is committed to transparency and sustainability in their craft.
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Description
- Details
- Sizing
- Brand Info
- The tube knit pocket t-shirt from Knickerbocker is a classic t-shirt built on early 1900s machinery. Washed for a soft vintage feel, the garment is sewn using tubular knit construction for a seamless body. Fitted with a single chest pocket, blind-stitch hems and double-needle cover-stitched collar.
- Regular fit
- 5oz tube knit cotton
- Vintage wash
- Single chest pocket
- Double-needle cover-stitch collar
- 100% cotton
- Made in USA
-
Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Length Small 34" 15.5" 6.25" 24.25" Medium 38" 17" 7.25" 26" Large 42" 18" 7.75" 26.75" X-Large 46.5" 18.5" 8" 27.5" For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Founded in 2013, Knickerbocker crafts quality garments in the United States of America. Rooted in community, the brand was born out of tradition when founder Andrew Livingston purchased the brand's New York factory from the previous owner under the condition of continuing the factory's lineage. Since then, Knickerbocker continues to employ vintage machinery to produce their garments, and is committed to transparency and sustainability in their craft.
