Performing arts posters were used to attract the public to performances and performers, and illustrated the wide range of popular, live entertainment in America from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century. This design stems from a poster showcasing James T. Powers in The Blue Moon in 1906 and reflects a captivating optical illusion. Do you see two loving sweethearts or the impish and cherubic face of the man in the moon?
We chose this unisex front zip hoodie from Gildan because it's not just warm, comfy and soft to the touch, it’s also treated for less than 5% shrinkage, so you know it’s never going to let you down. Embrace the warmth in style. This is an Edmonds.Love exclusive design and cannot be found elsewhere.
Chest size (in inches) S (20) M (22.1) L (24.02) XL (25.98) XXL (27.99) 3XL
80% combed ringspun cotton, 20% polyester
Twill tape covers the neck seam to stabilize the back of the garment for a more comfortable feel and prevent stretching
Adjustable hood with self colored woven cord and metal grommets
Features a YKK #5 zipper and a DA8 auto-lock slider
Kangaroo pouch pocket will always keep your hands warm
