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Loyola Marymount Lions Artwork: Socks
By Vintage Brand™ not affiliated with or sponsored by Loyola Marymount Lions
Throughout its history, LMU has achieved numerous championships and notable moments in various sports. Notable highlights include ice hockey championships in the 1930s, basketball success in the 1960s, and the merging of Loyola and Marymount colleges in the 1970s, marked by dominant women's sports performances. The past decade witnessed an impressive resurgence in championships and an Olympic gold medal in men's volleyball by Reid Priddy in 2008, with particular success in men's and women's water polo.
Color: white
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Throughout its history, LMU has achieved numerous championships and notable moments in various sports. Notable highlights include ice hockey championships in the 1930s, basketball success in the 1960s, and the merging of Loyola and Marymount colleges in the 1970s, marked by dominant women's sports performances. The past decade witnessed an impressive resurgence in championships and an Olympic gold medal in men's volleyball by Reid Priddy in 2008, with particular success in men's and women's water polo.
Product details
The nostalgia is real. Find yourself in a pair of throwback tube socks with your favorite vintage team logo. Whether you are at work, the gym or lounging around on game day, Vintage Brand socks will maintain your loyal fan status. Artwork has been reproduced from the original and has been digitally restored, framed, and enhanced for vibrant color.
Made from polyester, spandex and elastic
Crew length
Plantar cushion offers extra comfortable support
Good colorfast
Strong and durable
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