Vintage 70s 1970s DATSUN "All You Need" Ringer T-Shirt Nissan Japan Japanese Car Auto Automotive White Fruit of The Loom Mens Small S
Vintage 70s 1970s DATSUN "All You Need" Ringer T-Shirt Nissan Japan Japanese Car Auto Automotive White Fruit of The Loom Mens Small S
Era: 1970s
Label: Fruit of the Loom - Rare Canadian Label
Material: 100% Cotton
Country of Manufacture: Canada
Color: White with Red and Blue Graphics and Blue Cuffs and Collar
Fit: Label marked Mens Medium. Fits like a Mens Small. Please refer to the measurements below for more exact sizing
Measurements: Armpit to Armpit: xx Collar to Bottom: xx
THE SHIRT:
This t shirt is in awesome, aged to perfection vintage condition. This tee shows some beautiful aging and wear that gives it tons of vintage character. The fabric has aged beautifully and has become very soft, thin and comfortable. The blue cuffs and collar have faded very nicely. The graphics, which were inked into the fabric the old way feel as soft as the shirt itself and have faded very nicely. As you will see in the photos, there are some blue discolorations on the lower front of the shirt as well as some very small holes here and there. There are also a few white paint speckles to the left side of the front graphic. All of these signs of age and wear give this shirt a very authentic vintage look.
THE COMPANY:
Datsun, a historic Japanese automaker, played a significant role in the global automotive industry. Founded in 1914 as Kwaishinsha Motor Car Works and later rebranded as Datsun, the company gained recognition for producing reliable and affordable vehicles.
During the 1960s and 1970s, Datsun introduced several iconic models that became synonymous with quality and innovation. The Datsun 240Z, launched in the early 1970s, was a sports car sensation with its sleek design and strong performance, earning a dedicated following.
Datsun's emphasis on affordability and reliability made their cars popular choices for budget-conscious consumers. Models like the Datsun 510 and the Datsun 1200 offered practicality and efficiency without compromising quality.
In 1986, Nissan, Datsun's parent company, phased out the Datsun brand in favor of the Nissan name. Nevertheless, Datsun's legacy endures, and the brand's classic cars, particularly the Datsun 240Z, remain beloved among enthusiasts and collectors. Datsun's impact on the automotive industry is a testament to the enduring appeal of well-made, accessible vehicles.