Vintage Goodwill Games crewneck sweatshirt. "The Goodwill Games were an international, multi-sport event held every four years from 1986 to 2001. They were created by media mogul Ted Turner as a response to the political tensions of the Cold War that had impacted the Olympics, with the U.S. boycotting the 1980 Moscow Games and the Soviet Union boycotting the 1984 Los Angeles Games. The idea behind the Goodwill Games was to foster international friendship and understanding through sports, bringing together athletes from around the world without the political interference that affected other major events. The 1990 Goodwill Games in Seattle were the second edition of the event, taking place from July 20 to August 5. This iteration brought together over 2,300 athletes from more than 50 countries, competing in 21 different sports. Seattle was the first U.S. city to host the games, which saw strong performances in track and field, swimming, gymnastics, and more."

Sweatshirt has staining around the neckline. Definitely worn but a piece of history.

Material: cotton/polyester blend

Size: XL

Measurements (laying flat): length 27in / underarm to underarm 25in / shoulder to shoulder 28in / sleeve length 21.5in

(model is 5’7”, 30/31in waist, 36B bust, medium in tops)

Note: Photo lighting may slightly affect the color of the product compared to the color in person. We try to do our best to photograph it as best we can.

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