Hotel Cecil Los Angeles T-shirt, True Crime, Antique Brochure Circa 1927, Americana
$21.00
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Design is from the text of an antique advertising brochure for the Hotel Cecil in Los Angeles, circa 1927.
Darker colored shirts are available in another listing.
The Hotel Cecil, informally called The Cecil, was a budget hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, located at 640 S. Main Street. It opened in 1927 with 700 guest rooms. The hotel has a checkered history, with numerous murders, suicides, unexplained paranormal events and at least two serial killers ( Richard Ramirez, nicknamed the "Night Stalker" and Jack Unterweger) are known to have stayed there as guests. In 1947, Elizabeth Short, dubbed by the media as the Black Dahlia, was rumored to have been spotted drinking at the Cecil's bar in the days before her notorious, and to date unsolved, murder. The hotel changed its name to "Stay on Main" in 2011.
This heavy cotton tee has the classic cotton look and feel. Casual elegance will make it an instant favorite in everyone's wardrobe.
.: Classic fit
.: 100% Cotton
.: Light fabric (5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²))
.: Tear away label
.: Runs true to size
To find your size. lay out a t-shirt, that you know fits, flat onto a table top to measure.
Small
Width=18.00"
Length=28.51"
Sleeve Length=7.25"
Medium
Width=20.00"
Length=29.49"
Sleeve Length=7.76"
Large
Width=21.97"
Length=30.52"
Sleeve Length=8.23"
X-Large
Width=23.98"
Length=31.50"
Sleeve Length=8.75"
2X-Large
Width=25.99"
Length=32.52"
Sleeve Length=9.26"
3X-Large
Width=28.00"
Length=33.51"
Sleeve Length=9.77"
4X-Large
Width=30.04"
Length=34.49"
Sleeve Length=10.24"
5X-Large
Width=31.97"
Length=35.52"
Sleeve Length=10.75"
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