SKU KB9
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Era
Late 1990s – early 2000s (Y2K era reproduction of a WWII iconic poster)
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Gender
Unisex
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Color
Royal Blue base
Multicolor front graphic (yellow, red, skin tone)
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Founder
The Jerzees brand originates from Russell Corporation, founded by Benjamin Russell in 1902 (Alabama, USA). Jerzees is known as a mass-market blank and graphic apparel label under Russell Athletic.
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Brand Information
Jerzees
Jerzees is well known for durable cotton-blend sweatshirts and T-shirts, commonly used for prints, promotional wear, and graphic designs. Their blanks became especially popular from the 1990s onward due to comfort, affordability, and print longevity.
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Type of Garment
Crewneck sweatshirt
Pullover
Fleece-lined interior
Ribbed cuffs, collar, and hem
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Material
50% Cotton / 50% Polyester
Soft fleece interior
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Tips of Style
• Pair with vintage denim or cargo pants for a classic thrift/Y2K look
• Works well oversized with streetwear sneakers
• Can be layered under a denim or military jacket for a heritage-inspired outfit
• Great statement piece for casual or gender-neutral styling
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Description
This vintage-style “We Can Do It!” sweatshirt features the iconic Rosie the Riveter artwork, a powerful symbol of strength and empowerment originally from WWII-era American propaganda. Printed on a classic Jerzees blue crewneck, the piece reflects late-90s to early-2000s reproduction fashion, popular in Americana, feminist, and pop-culture graphics.
The sweatshirt has a relaxed fit, soft fleece lining, and a bold front print that remains visually strong. A timeless graphic with cultural significance, ideal for collectors or everyday wear.
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Condition
Good Vintage Condition
• Visible minor stains and marks on sleeves and body (shown in photos)
• Light fabric wear consistent with age
• No major holes or structural damage
• Print still clear and intact
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Rating (1–10)
7.5 / 10
(Points deducted only for minor staining; overall still very wearable and collectible)
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Conclusion
A solid vintage Jerzees graphic sweatshirt featuring one of the most recognizable American cultural images. While it shows honest wear, it remains a strong statement piece with historical and visual appeal—perfect for vintage lovers, streetwear styling, or Americana collectors.