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50s 60s Loop Collar Holo Holo Tropical Shirt Tie Dyed Blue Green Torches
This shirt started out as a very boring shirt with navy blue torches ( is that what they are?) on a deep blue background. But there were stains on the front, and it was missing some buttons. No problem. Buttons I have, and I will take to the cleaners or bleach the stains out. So I pick it up from the cleaners, and the stains have not budged. Upon closer inspection, what I thought were mustard stains are actually rust stains, and are located behind each place there was a button!. Then I see that the place were there was a stain, now has a small tear. NO PROBLEM, because the new buttons hide the stains, AND , when BUTTONED, none of my mended (Stitchwitchery) tear, or any stains can be seen!
BUT....there is still one rust stain in the front, NO WHERE near the buttons! Maybe the shirt was folded when wet? Well, the shirt is exceedingly boring, so I decided to Tie-dye the shirt, hoping I am lucky, and the stain will lift.
...THIS is the result, and the stain is still visible...see photo with circled stain. I think the shirt is MUCH improved, and you could always try a rust removal treatment, or embroider over it, or just ignore. I am showing you a close up of the mended tear, but it is not visible, when the shirt is buttoned. I cut off a VERY small bit of inside excess fabric to make the mend. STILL a cool shirt, with a rare label, in a cool sturdy cotton fabric , in a good size. Go by measurements.
Chest: 46"
shoulder span: 19"
length: 30"
Collar: 16"
BUT....there is still one rust stain in the front, NO WHERE near the buttons! Maybe the shirt was folded when wet? Well, the shirt is exceedingly boring, so I decided to Tie-dye the shirt, hoping I am lucky, and the stain will lift.
...THIS is the result, and the stain is still visible...see photo with circled stain. I think the shirt is MUCH improved, and you could always try a rust removal treatment, or embroider over it, or just ignore. I am showing you a close up of the mended tear, but it is not visible, when the shirt is buttoned. I cut off a VERY small bit of inside excess fabric to make the mend. STILL a cool shirt, with a rare label, in a cool sturdy cotton fabric , in a good size. Go by measurements.
Chest: 46"
shoulder span: 19"
length: 30"
Collar: 16"
$30.80
Original: $88.00
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50s 60s Loop Collar Holo Holo Tropical Shirt Tie Dyed Blue Green Torches
This shirt started out as a very boring shirt with navy blue torches ( is that what they are?) on a deep blue background. But there were stains on the front, and it was missing some buttons. No problem. Buttons I have, and I will take to the cleaners or bleach the stains out. So I pick it up from the cleaners, and the stains have not budged. Upon closer inspection, what I thought were mustard stains are actually rust stains, and are located behind each place there was a button!. Then I see that the place were there was a stain, now has a small tear. NO PROBLEM, because the new buttons hide the stains, AND , when BUTTONED, none of my mended (Stitchwitchery) tear, or any stains can be seen!
BUT....there is still one rust stain in the front, NO WHERE near the buttons! Maybe the shirt was folded when wet? Well, the shirt is exceedingly boring, so I decided to Tie-dye the shirt, hoping I am lucky, and the stain will lift.
...THIS is the result, and the stain is still visible...see photo with circled stain. I think the shirt is MUCH improved, and you could always try a rust removal treatment, or embroider over it, or just ignore. I am showing you a close up of the mended tear, but it is not visible, when the shirt is buttoned. I cut off a VERY small bit of inside excess fabric to make the mend. STILL a cool shirt, with a rare label, in a cool sturdy cotton fabric , in a good size. Go by measurements.
Chest: 46"
shoulder span: 19"
length: 30"
Collar: 16"
BUT....there is still one rust stain in the front, NO WHERE near the buttons! Maybe the shirt was folded when wet? Well, the shirt is exceedingly boring, so I decided to Tie-dye the shirt, hoping I am lucky, and the stain will lift.
...THIS is the result, and the stain is still visible...see photo with circled stain. I think the shirt is MUCH improved, and you could always try a rust removal treatment, or embroider over it, or just ignore. I am showing you a close up of the mended tear, but it is not visible, when the shirt is buttoned. I cut off a VERY small bit of inside excess fabric to make the mend. STILL a cool shirt, with a rare label, in a cool sturdy cotton fabric , in a good size. Go by measurements.
Chest: 46"
shoulder span: 19"
length: 30"
Collar: 16"
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This shirt started out as a very boring shirt with navy blue torches ( is that what they are?) on a deep blue background. But there were stains on the front, and it was missing some buttons. No problem. Buttons I have, and I will take to the cleaners or bleach the stains out. So I pick it up from the cleaners, and the stains have not budged. Upon closer inspection, what I thought were mustard stains are actually rust stains, and are located behind each place there was a button!. Then I see that the place were there was a stain, now has a small tear. NO PROBLEM, because the new buttons hide the stains, AND , when BUTTONED, none of my mended (Stitchwitchery) tear, or any stains can be seen!
BUT....there is still one rust stain in the front, NO WHERE near the buttons! Maybe the shirt was folded when wet? Well, the shirt is exceedingly boring, so I decided to Tie-dye the shirt, hoping I am lucky, and the stain will lift.
...THIS is the result, and the stain is still visible...see photo with circled stain. I think the shirt is MUCH improved, and you could always try a rust removal treatment, or embroider over it, or just ignore. I am showing you a close up of the mended tear, but it is not visible, when the shirt is buttoned. I cut off a VERY small bit of inside excess fabric to make the mend. STILL a cool shirt, with a rare label, in a cool sturdy cotton fabric , in a good size. Go by measurements.
Chest: 46"
shoulder span: 19"
length: 30"
Collar: 16"
BUT....there is still one rust stain in the front, NO WHERE near the buttons! Maybe the shirt was folded when wet? Well, the shirt is exceedingly boring, so I decided to Tie-dye the shirt, hoping I am lucky, and the stain will lift.
...THIS is the result, and the stain is still visible...see photo with circled stain. I think the shirt is MUCH improved, and you could always try a rust removal treatment, or embroider over it, or just ignore. I am showing you a close up of the mended tear, but it is not visible, when the shirt is buttoned. I cut off a VERY small bit of inside excess fabric to make the mend. STILL a cool shirt, with a rare label, in a cool sturdy cotton fabric , in a good size. Go by measurements.
Chest: 46"
shoulder span: 19"
length: 30"
Collar: 16"
