1965 St. Peter's Peacocks Artwork: Unisex NuBlend® Crew Sweatshirt
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1965 St. Peter's Peacocks Artwork: Unisex NuBlend® Crew Sweatshirt
By Vintage Brand™ not affiliated with or sponsored by St. Peter's Peacocks
According to myth, peacocks are a bird that were reborn even more beautiful than before through flames - a perfect pick for St. Peter's in 1930, just restarting their sports teams post WWI. With the re-birth of Saint Peter's in 1930, Rev. Gannon named the Peacock the official mascot of the College, reflecting the spirit of “resurrection and eternal life.” The peacock also ties the College to the settling of Jersey City, originally called “Pavonia,” or “Land of the Peacock.”
Color: white
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According to myth, peacocks are a bird that were reborn even more beautiful than before through flames - a perfect pick for St. Peter's in 1930, just restarting their sports teams post WWI. With the re-birth of Saint Peter's in 1930, Rev. Gannon named the Peacock the official mascot of the College, reflecting the spirit of “resurrection and eternal life.” The peacock also ties the College to the settling of Jersey City, originally called “Pavonia,” or “Land of the Peacock.”
Product details
Stay warm and look good in this timeless crewneck sweatshirt. Made of super-soft pre-shrunk cotton/poly fleece, this sweatshirt will keep you warm on the sidelines or in the stands. This sweatshirt is a great basic or for layering over your perfect tee. With a hint of spandex, it maintains its shape after several washes and wears.
50/50 Cotton/Polyester NuBlend® Pre-shrunk Fleece
Made with sustainably sourced USA grown cotton
High stitch density for a smooth printing canvas
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