Buffalo Bills Football Utility Shirt
3$89.00
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***Runs Large. Please size down one size.***
Description: The authentic vintage football practice jersey, made in the USA. Features rugged ribbed cotton construction, doubled elbows, and shoulder yoke. Artwork circa 1960.
Product Details:
- Made in the USA
- Ribbed combed rugged cotton blend
- 60% cotton / 25% polyester / 5% rayon
- Sewn shoulder yoke
- Reinforced elbows
- Machine wash cold, lay flat to dry
- Item #: BUFFU
League: NFL
History: The Buffalo Bills are one of 2 teams to win Back-to-Back AFL Championships when they did so in 1964-1965 behind Quarterback Jack Kemp, running back Cookie Gilchrist, and Head Coach Lou Saban (The Houston Oilers won titles in 1960 & 1961). Pro bowlers from the 1960 charter squad included defenders Archie Mastos and Richie McCabe. The Bills merged into the NFL in 1970 and have appeared in 4 Super Bowls. The Buffalo Bills are currently members of the AFC Eastern Division and play their home games in New Era Field, Orchard Park, New York.
FOOTBALL UTILITY SHIRT
| SIZE | CHEST (pit to pit) | LENGTH | SLEEVE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 20.5" | 28" | 24.5" |
| Medium | 21.5" | 29.75" | 25" |
| Large | 23" | 31.5" | 26" |
| XL | 25" | 32.5" | 26.25" |
| 2XL | 30" | 33" | 26.25" |
| 3XL | 31" | 33.5" | 27" |
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United StatesGo. Bills
Love the shirt they do run big. so get a size down.
United StatesVery Comfortable and Classy
Outstanding Customer Service from Maurice as always. It does run a little on the big side like E.F.F. stated. I washed mine as soon as I opened the package and is warm and very comfortable. I would highly recommend anything they sell. I have a vast collection and will continue to be a loyal customer. Thank You. E.F.F.!!!!
United StatesGreat Utility Shirt
This shirt is a true throwback. It has a real 60s look and feel. Fits well and is comfortable. Coach Saban and the Bills could have worn it during workouts at the Rock Pile in '64.
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