Sweet Tiger Full-Zip Men's Cardigan, Size Medium

NWT Vintage 90s MOUNT ZION Full Zip Knit Jacket Men’s M Fleece Lined Deadstock Brand: Mount Zion (Distributed by Louida Fashion Group / Sweet Tiger) Size: Men's Medium (M) Condition: New With Tags (NWT) – Pristine deadstock vintage condition with original retail tags attached ($39.96 original retail price line). No flaws, holes, or stains. Style Code: 005CA Identification Number: CA:40143 (Imported by Louida International, Montreal, Canada) Material: 100% Acrylic / 100% Acrylique (Thick, durable knit shell; soft, non-itchy wool-alternative) Color: Black, Charcoal Gray, Silver Gray, and White accent stripes Closure: Full-length front zipper with a sturdy, textured metal pull Country of Manufacture: Made in China ITEM DESCRIPTION RARE DEADSTOCK VINTAGE 1990s OUTDOOR PIECE Up for auction is an incredible, brand-new-with-tags vintage 1990s heavy knit full-zip sweater jacket by Mount Zion. This is an authentic piece of 90s streetwear history, preserved in flawless deadstock condition with the original retail hangtags completely intact! Premium Heavyweight Construction & Styling This is not your average lightweight sweater—it is engineered as a true cold-weather outerwear piece. Front Design: Features a striking, textured vertical multi-panel knit layout with alternating pinstripes and geometric block weaves in black and silver-gray. Back & Sleeve Design: Features a clean, solid charcoal gray back panel. Sporty, racing-style contrast accent stripes wrap across the top of the shoulders and seamlessly run down the outer sleeves. Dual-Material Tech Lining: The core body is lined with a thick, insulating charcoal fleece panel to trap maximum heat. The sleeves are lined with a smooth, silky satin fabric so your arms glide in and out smoothly without bunching up your undershirt. Finishing Touches: Includes a high, contrast-ribbed mock-neck collar, heavy ribbed cuffs and waistband, and two cleanly integrated hand-warmer pockets built into the side knit panels Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue