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Kamp Akela 1983 camp vintage ringer t-shirt Youth 14-16
Not For Sale, Archive Only
Kamp Akela 1983 summer camp Screen Stars vintage ringer t-shirt Youth 14-16
This white and navy shirt is really cool and in good vintage condition, possibly with some very minor imperfections, though it’s always hard to tell with white shirts.
It looks like this camp could’ve been in Woodward, Iowa.
Tag is a Screen Stars. Made in the USA.
50/50 cotton/polyester blend
Measurements (tag reads 14-16):
14.75″ wide across the chest
22.5″ long neck to base
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