Lacoste Cotton V-Neck (1980s) ($47)
Chemise Lacoste, made in France, 100% cotton, from the 80s. Here’s the wild part: back then the American Lacoste license was owned by General Mills, the fucking Cheerios company, and in 1975 they stopped importing the shirts from France and started making them in Hong Kong and the US out of a cotton-poly blend. By the mid 80s they were dumping them at discounters like Marshalls. So this royal blue V-neck is the real French version, all cotton, from the exact era when most Americans were wearing the cereal company version. Kinda fucking dope.
Made in Italy Merino Wool Polo (1988-1996) ($30)
Produced in Tuscany, made of 100% Merino Wool, and only $30. This is an absolute fucking steal.
Yves Saint Laurent Cotton Knit Polo (80s-90s) ($82)
Vintage YSL Knit with a funky ass pattern for $80 goddamn dollars? Fuck yeah. One thing to look out for is the tag on the collar says Large but the description says XL. It’s totally reasonable that this could’ve stretched a little bit over the course of 35 years so check the measurements.
Made in Scotland Wool Crewneck ($33)
Disgustingly dope pattern, extremely wearable, and $33 fucking dollars. Let that rip papa.
