Reyn Spooner XL Speedster Shirt For Sale RARE

Too bad I've been on a diet...

@majorkahuna Did I miss the shirt size somewhere in the write-up?

The title says XL.

I guess I should think of mine as an appreciating investment.

FYI as is with almost an type clothing manufactured in the far east, sizing is a matter of perspective. The shirt is labeled as an XL. Now the matter of which Asian man was the model for the XL is of course open for debate. I am usually a L and it fits me perfectly. So I would consider it a L. Top quality camp shirts from Tommy Bahama the XL is like a tent on me. Hope the reference helps. 

 

@Michael McKelvey posted:

The title says XL.

I guess I should think of mine as an appreciating investment.

And that’s where I missed it. Lol

Kahuna, did you get your IM sold, may have missed seeing you post it in the past?

I still have her. She is a Vintage however. I was never aggressively trying to sell her. I have periodic downturns in my health that get me thinking  that way. Last year I sold my power boat and bought a 50 year old Sailboat. She is mostly restored, but like our little pieces of joy, there is always more to do. I am getting set up to race is the latest project. 

MK, this is my XL size Reyn Spooner shirt I bought from Vince Manto some years ago(not for sale). I wear XL shirts and this Shirt fits me. It is Definitely a collector and there are not very many to be found if any at all. Just thought I would post this for others if they are interested in buying yours. Good luck with the sale, it is well worth it.

You guys might also email David Bailey at Alohashirts.com in Honolulu and ask if he has any of those in other sizes.  He has over 15,000 vintage shirts in his store and Heaven knows, he might have a few of those if you send along a photo.  I didn't look for a Speedster shirt when I was there in March but he had tons of Spooner and Richard among many others.

Go Barefoot brand Hawaiian shirts makes one with a woody and what appears to be a P car cabriolet .........with flames. Very odd. It's called "Go Barefoot Woody".

I like the James Dean one.  Was lucky to get it early on in one of the Carlyle events.