2000s Yellow Stussy Long-sleeve Shirt | Stussy US Men's M

Size: US Men's M

Age: 2000-2004

Measurements: Model is 5’10”, 37” Chest, Wears US Men’s Size M or L

Damages/flaws: Light collar fraying

The Manufacturer

Stüssy, an American privately held fashion house, was founded in the early 1980s by Shawn Stussy in Laguna Beach, California. Initially, the brand capitalized on the surfwear trend that emerged in Orange County. Over the years, it has expanded its influence into streetwear, becoming a prominent name in the fashion industry globally.

The Piece

The yellow long-sleeve shirt by Stüssy is a staple piece that reflects the brand’s laid-back, surf-inspired roots combined with streetwear elements. While specific details about this exact piece are limited, it embodies the brand's casual and versatile style.

The Style

Stüssy played a significant role in the popularization of streetwear. The long-sleeve shirt is a versatile item that fits within this genre, which blends casual comfort with urban fashion. The trend of long-sleeve shirts has been persistent, with roots in both functional workwear and casual fashion, making it a timeless addition to any wardrobe.

The Features

The yellow long-sleeve shirt by Stüssy likely features high-quality fabric, a relaxed fit, and distinctive branding, such as the signature Stüssy logo. These features ensure comfort while maintaining a stylish, urban look that is synonymous with the brand.

What Makes it Vintage?

• Made in Mexico

Made in Mexico, unlike Made in China, has a solid to be vintage—this piece is proof. Mexico-made clothes came before the surge of cheap textile production, “fast-fashion” of the last twenty years. Essentially, Mexico was the earliest American textile-importer starting as early as the 1950s and peaking in the mid-1990s to early 2000s.

• Single Tag

The double tag was common by the end of the 90s, so clothes with only one tag indicate a pre-2000s manufacturing.

• Embroidered Tag

Embroidered tags have become a trademark of vintage pieces since companies began to print tags in order to cut costs in the 80s and 90s.

Each of our vintage pieces comes with a handwritten, customized, and strung card-stock tag of the piece's background and vintage appeal.

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