L.A Lakers Spray Tee
Bring a raw edge to your rotation with the L.A Lakers Spray Tee. Cut in a boxy fit with an enzyme wash for that perfectly worn vintage feel, it delivers effortless street energy. Finished with bold screen printed graphics on the front and back and an embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the right sleeve, all on soft 100% cotton. The greatness that is the Los Angeles Lakers franchise started '46 as the Detroit Gems. In '47, the team shifted to Minneapolis and became the Minneapolis Lakers from the state nickname, "land of 10,000 lakes." The Lakers relocated to Los Angeles before the '60-'61 season.
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L.A Lakers Spray Tee
Bring a raw edge to your rotation with the L.A Lakers Spray Tee. Cut in a boxy fit with an enzyme wash for that perfectly worn vintage feel, it delivers effortless street energy. Finished with bold screen printed graphics on the front and back and an embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the right sleeve, all on soft 100% cotton. The greatness that is the Los Angeles Lakers franchise started '46 as the Detroit Gems. In '47, the team shifted to Minneapolis and became the Minneapolis Lakers from the state nickname, "land of 10,000 lakes." The Lakers relocated to Los Angeles before the '60-'61 season.
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Bring a raw edge to your rotation with the L.A Lakers Spray Tee. Cut in a boxy fit with an enzyme wash for that perfectly worn vintage feel, it delivers effortless street energy. Finished with bold screen printed graphics on the front and back and an embroidered Mitchell & Ness logo on the right sleeve, all on soft 100% cotton. The greatness that is the Los Angeles Lakers franchise started '46 as the Detroit Gems. In '47, the team shifted to Minneapolis and became the Minneapolis Lakers from the state nickname, "land of 10,000 lakes." The Lakers relocated to Los Angeles before the '60-'61 season.
