Aviation Legends · WWII · Sweatshirt
F6F WW2 1943–44 Carrier Fighter Crewneck Sweatshirt
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1943 and 1944, the Pacific. The F6F-3 first went into combat in August 1943, and by 1944 it was the standard carrier fighter of the fleet. Our own top-view drawing, with no markings: the carrier fighter, seen from above.
Front print reads: 1943 · 1944 · CARRIER FIGHTER, under a top-view drawing of the aircraft.
- Classic crewneck sweatshirt: 50% cotton / 50% polyester fleece, pre-shrunk, classic fit
- 1×1 rib collar with spandex, rib cuffs and waistband, double-needle stitching
- Front print up to 12 in wide, printed to order (direct-to-garment)
- Sizes S–5XL (Maroon to 2XL; Military Green and Sand to 3XL)
Names describe history only. Harborborne is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by any manufacturer, military service or unit.
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Original artwork, made to honour the people who served and the day this design remembers. The story behind it is in the description above.
Fabric, weight, fit and full measurements are on the Size & fabric page. Between two sizes? Size up. Drinkware and accessories list their dimensions in the description above.
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If it arrives misprinted, damaged or faulty, send us a photo and we’ll make it right with a replacement or a refund. See Returns & Warranty. Your rights under consumer law are not affected.
Machine wash cold, inside-out, gentle cycle. Mild detergent, no fabric softener. Tumble dry low or hang-dry. Cool iron inside-out; do not iron the print.
Harborborne is a naval and aviation heritage brand. Every design is our own original artwork, drawn from the official record of the ships and aircraft and the days they remember. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force or Department of Defense.