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Tahoma (Mt Rainier) Embroidered Sweatshirt
Tahoma (Mt Rainier) Embroidered Sweatshirt
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- This item will ship within 1-2 business days of ordering. If combined with a made-to-order item, we will default to shipping when your entire order is ready
- This listing has a measurement chart (please scroll through the photos); you can also reference any reviews and our page on sizing.
- Model (first photo) is wearing size M
- These items are machine embroidered
- These are Comfort Colors brand and come in the Blue Spruce color
- Free US shipping. CA & AUS with additional intl shipping
Tahoma is the indigenous & original name of the "snow capped mountain" that towers over the Tacoma, WA area, aka Mt Rainier. It is a popular peak to summit, an active volcano, and been sacred to the indigenous people for hundreds of years.
ABOUT THE SWEATSHIRT:
- 80% Cotton, 20% Polyester
- Imported
- Pull On closure
- Soft-washed garment-dyed fabric
- Twill taped back neck
- Back patch
- 1x1 rib on collar, cuffs, & waistband
- Double-needle neck, shoulder, armhole, cuff & waistband
- Recommend washing in cold-water with like-colored garments, as some of the pigment dyes may stain light or white colored garments
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it's so comfy i love it so much!! the only thing i'd say is as a 5'3 person it is super long, but if you're looking for that perfect oversized sweater this comes pretty darn close.
Wear it almost every day.
Love it! So comfy and such a cute gift for your travel bestie
I have the YOSE sweatshirt in a small and had to get Tahoma with her real name! My YOSE one is in a small and felt a little tight in the chest (32DDD) so I got this in a Medium and it is much roomier. My only general critique with these is that the sweatshirts are soo long compared to their size. I hemmed 8 inches off of my size medium because it was just way too long and got super bulky in the hips from all of the extra material. I also hemmed my YOSE small and they fit a ton better now. Overall love these, love madistiches, just very long in the torso hah.