Digital printing ensures high-quality and sharp detailsĪ hoodie is a classic item for your window wardrobe that won’t go out of style.Relatively relaxed fit, suitable for both males and females.Material: 6.1 oz, 100% cotton – Soft, moisture-wicking, breathable, and comfortable fabric.Made from breathable and moisture-wicking fabric, this long-sleeve T-shirt makes the perfect outfit for intense physical activities such as baseball, basketball, running, cycling, and so on. In the colder months, this Long Sleeve T-shirt is perfect to layer underneath your coat, jacket, or sweater for additional warmth. It is the go-to option for the transition season. Long Sleeve T-Shirt is a versatile item for your wardrobe. In case of Gildan’s blank product is out of stock, it will be transferred to Hanes or Fruit Of The Loom’s blank product.

Products mainly use Gildan’s blank product.

Color: Black, Brown, Creme, Dark Green, Dark Heather, Dark Red, Denim Blue, Gold, Green, Heather Grey, Light Pink, Navy, Orange, Purple, Red, Royal Blue, Smoke Grey, White, Heliconia (S-3XL), Cardinal (S-3XL), Light Blue (S-2XL).

Double-needle neck, sleeves, and hem roomy unisex fit.

Material: Heather Grey (90% cotton, 10% polyester) Dark Heather (50% cotton, 50% polyester) All Others (100% cotton).

It’s a good choice for both men and women. The print on demand t-shirt is designed with a crew neckline, short-sleeves for comfort and taped necks, double-needle sleeve for durability. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.Stay classy and unique with custom 100% cotton and pretty thick t-shirt. Spacesuit Suite: Evolution of Cosmic Clothes (Infographic)Ĭopyright 2013, a TechMediaNetwork company. NASA's Z-1 Spacesuit: Buzz Lightyear's Duds (Photos) For more information or to order an Apollo Flight Jacket in the interim, email Alexander Leathers at: through to for more photographs of Still The Right Stuff’s replica Apollo flight jacket.įollow on Facebook and on Twitter at collectSPACE. 'Please enjoy this reminder of our greatest days in space and remember we can do the impossible again,' Worden said, 'if we keep the space exploration flame alive.'Ī website for Still The Right Stuff will be online soon. 'All the variations of this jacket will be produced if there is demand, including the later gold-colored variant,' Pidcock and Worden wrote. Still The Right Stuff plans additional offerings, including a limited edition 'Signature' version of the flight jacket with its orange lining substituted by white silk and autographed by Worden. The blue jacket is £450 (pound sterling), which at current exchange rates is about $740 (US). Orders for the replica Apollo flight jacket have just begun through Alexander Leather Jackets in Scotland. ' is a truly authentic copy of the clothing we wore during the Apollo days,' Worden wrote. Fortunately, the zippers, studs and snaps were still available from the government contractor that produced the pieces for NASA. The jacket soft-goods sourced, the astronaut and attorney turned attention to the hardware. 'We couldn't find the original cloth material so we, at great expense, contracted a company to reproduce exactly the material in the jackets we wore,' Worden said. They did the same for the jacket's lining, having the iconic flame-orange Rayon material recreated from scratch. The jacket's outer shell was fabricated from cotton thread, which Still The Right Stuff had dyed to the correct shade of blue and then sewn on correct-for-the-period machines using the same weave pattern as the vintage coats.

'It soon became apparent that the material of the correct weave and quality was not available 'off the shelf,' so the Right Stuff team set about to solve that problem,' Worden and Pidcock wrote.Īs vintage fabric for the jackets was no longer available, Worden and Pidcock had to have new material woven. Getting hold of a real jacket however, turned out to be the least of the challenges to producing a faithful replica. With the help of some friends, Worden was able to source two of the original jackets for examination and patterning, including Apollo 7 astronaut Wally Schirra's jacket, which is displayed at the U.S.

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