Buzz Rickson’s Lot 79407 / 12th FTR Bomb SQ. Foxy Few T-Shirt – White
SGD119.00
A printed T-shirt with a round body without side seams. The print is based on artwork found during WWII era of the USAF.
100% Cotton
Made in USA
Buzz Rickson’s Lot 79407 / 12th FTR Bomb SQ. Foxy Few T-Shirt
| Size | Shoulder(cm) | Chest(cm) | Sleeve(cm) | Back Length(cm) |
| M | 46 | 100 | 19 | 63 |
| XXL | 53 | 112 | 21 | 72 |
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Waist |
Inseam Length | Front rise |
Back rise |
Thigh width | Knee width | Leg Opening |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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| W34 | 88.0cm (approx.) | 77.0cm (approx.) | 36.0cm (before and after) | 46.0cm front and back | 41.0cm front and back | 30.0cm before and after | 26.0cm around |
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