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90s GAP Hong Kong Made Mock Neck Sweatshirt Long Sleeve T-shirt

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Management number 60652031 Release Date 2026/02/07 List Price $49.52 Model Number 60652031
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GAP was born in San Francisco in 1969. In the 90s, it grew into a leading American casual brand, and items with the "Old GAP" tag from that era are now highly sought after as vintage pieces. Items made in Hong Kong and the USA are particularly well-regarded for their quality.

This is a Hong Kong-made mock neck cut-and-sew. The simple design makes it easy to layer or wear as a top on its own.

The fabric is thinner than a sweatshirt but thicker than a long-sleeve tee, providing a feel similar to wearing thermal wear. It's not a stiff cotton; instead, it's a slightly low-gauge knit, offering stretch and a comfortable fit.

The navy blue, simple body and mock neck design make it perfect for pairing with a tweed jacket or navy blazer, worn with Dickies and Vans Authentics. It also looks great peeking out from the neckline of a heavy flannel or preppy flannel shirt.

【Size】M
Shoulder width: approx. 68cm
Body width: approx. 63cm
Length: approx. 64cm
Sleeve length: approx. 52cm

GAP
Old GAP
Big tag
90s
90s
Made in Hong Kong
Mock neck
Vintage
Sweatshirt
Sweater
Thermal
Low gauge
Knit
OLD GAP
Archive
archive
British Hong Kong
UK
Vintage clothing
USA
America

CategoryMen > Sweats & hoodies > Sweatshirt, pullover
SizeM (38-40)
BrandGap
ConditionGood

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