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Vintage 1970s King Louie bowling shirt in deep kelly green, straight from the Ohio league scene.
The back is embroidered in white with \"MANGINES CAFE – LORAIN, OHIO,\" a real local sponsor. The front has \"Sam\" in white script over the chest pocket, and the left sleeve carries an original sewn-on 1974–75 League Champion American Bowling patch, so this one is dated right to the season.Great 70s details throughout: a big pointed collar with white contrast stitching, button epaulets on both shoulders, white-rimmed green buttons, a chest pocket, and button side vents at the hem. The tag has King Louie with the bowler logo, Permanent Press, size S.Condition: Very good vintage condition. The color is rich with no major fading. There is a small loose loop in the \"Sam\" embroidery, light lint on the fabric, and a bit of fraying at the tag edge. No fabric content tag is present (70s poly/cotton blend feel). Please see all photos, since they are part of the description.Measurements (laid flat):
Pit to pit: 19.5\"
Length (back of collar to hem): 27\"
Shoulder to shoulder: ___
Sleeve (shoulder seam to cuff): ___
Fits like a modern men\'s small or a slim, boxy medium; check the measurements against a shirt you own.Ships fast and packed with care.