Vintage NWT Caldor Red Employee Long-sleeve Polo Shirt Single-stitched 1983-1999

Description

This is a unisex (i.e. mens) XL 50/50 cotton and polyester long-sleeved polo shirt from Caldor.  It's  a Screen-mates shirt with original tags, made in USA.  It comes complete with its original Caldor paper price tag.  The logo is the later white one embroidered onto the bright red shirt - the one with the accent mark.  This store went into business in the early 1950s, and it went bankrupt in 1999.  This has to be vintage; the store hasn't existed since 1999 and this shirt was a) made in the USA and b) it's single-stitched.  I don't think these were ever sold to the public.  If you're a fan of vintage retail or Urbex this might be the shirt for you.
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