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UNDERCOVER 64th Kiryu City Hori Marathon Quick-Dry Running T-Shirt M Blue GYAKUSOU Jun Takahashi

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Race day style meets rebel street fashion in this quick-drying blue T-shirt, made by UNDERCOVER for the 64th Kiryu City Hori Marathon, held on February 11, 2018. Cut from 100% polyester in a size M, the front carries a bold "KHM Pegasus KIRYU HORI MARATHON 2018 64" graphic, while the back reads "Life has its Peaks, Valleys and Water stations," along with FINISHER text and UNDERCOVER's designer branding.

Kiryu City in Gunma Prefecture holds a special place in fashion history as the hometown of UNDERCOVER founder Jun Takahashi. This shirt was handed out directly to runners who completed the race, a rare crossover of performance sportswear and Japanese street culture that was never sold in stores.

Measurements (approximate, laid flat): length 63.5 cm, width 50 cm, sleeve length 20 cm, shoulder width 42 cm.

This is a secondhand item with visible signs of wear throughout. The print on the inner care tag has faded off completely, though the fabric is confirmed to be 100% polyester. Expect overall surface wear, light fading, minor stains, small pulls, and a few tiny pinholes across the shirt.

Details

UNDERCOVER quick-drying finisher T-shirt distributed to runners at the 64th Kiryu City Hori Marathon, held in Kiryu, Gunma, on February 11, 2018. This non-retail polyester shirt features a blue body with white print: “KHM Pegasus KIRYU HORI MARATHON 2018 64” on the front and “Life has it's Peaks Valleys and Watter stations” / “FINISHER UNDERCOVER(U) JUN TAKAHASHI” on the back.

Material: 100% polyester. Size: M. Measurements: approx. 63.5 cm length, 50 cm pit-to-pit, 20 cm sleeve length, 42 cm shoulder width.

The printed care and manufacturing tag has faded away. Shows overall wear including fading, light soiling, pilling, minor scratches, pulls/runs, and small holes or pinholes throughout.

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