This highly collectable shirt is from the 70's by Nik-Nik The Nik-Nik company was formed by Harold Schulman and Barry Boonshaft, who met designer Gianfranco Ruffini in 1969 in Capri, Italy. The company was launched in 1970 as a division of Hobeau Enterprises. Ruffini, along with his Paris-based staff, designed all of Nik-Nik’s engineered prints. They closed in 1977.

This one features a cream colored background with abstract designs of stripes, stars, checks and a woman who looks like shes' from the 20's. Weird and wonderful. Excellent condition. Labeled a size L however, please see the measurements below for a proper fit. This does stretch and was meant to be tight fitting.

Measurements
Armpit-armpit doubled 42"
Waist 36"
Sleeve 24.5"
Shoulder 18"
Length 28"

This item is sold from an excellent, highly rated vintage boutique in Westfield, Massachusetts.