Vintage T-Shirt with Religious Graphic, Green Tee with Blue Contrast Roll Up Sleeves, Sz M

This goofy t-shirt has an odd sort of rubbery graphic that is adhered to the tee, almost like an iron on. The graphic features a bunch of cartoon production bugs (fireflies, I guess?) all floating around "Broadcasting His Light to the World". The shirt seems to represent WSFJ TV station out of Newark Ohio. The station started in 1980.

This shirt has one tag that reads AMNA and a second tag that is too faded to read. Feels like cotton. The hem is single seam stitching. The collar is doubled for a contrast look, and the sleeves are lined with another layer of contrasting blue t-shirt material, so that the sleeves may be rolled up. The sleeves look good rolled up, but look awkward when unrolled because the two layers of fabric do not lay flat. The graphic is also lifting at the top, but is in good shape otherwise.

Measurements indicate a modern size small, and this is shown on a size small model. For best fit, compare the measurements below to your own, or to the size chart of a brand that fits you well.

Chest: 39"
Shoulder to Hem: 23"
Across Shoulders: 17. 5"
Armpit to cuff (unrolled) 7".

Inventory T18

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in New Jersey.