• Pink Khajistan sweatshirt with bold yellow Urdu text, streetwear fashion on black background
  • Back view of plain pink Khajistan sweatshirt on black background
  • Folded pink Khajistan t-shirt with bold yellow and purple Urdu script, on black background

    Sec C Sweatshirt

    Color:
    Size:

    50% Cotton 50% Polyester
    Unisex, loose fit

     

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    2XL

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    Width, in

    20.00

    22.01

    24.00

    25.98

    28.00

    30.00

    32.00

    34.00

    Length, in

    27.00

    28.00

    29.00

    30.00

    31.00

    32.00

    32.99

    34.00

    Sleeve length, in

    20.00

    21.02

    22.01

    22.99

    24.02

    25.00

    26.02

    27.01



    Announcements + Archive Insights

    1. Read more: Archive Forensics: Firdusi No. 5, November 1978 — In That Suffocation, If Only They Had Let Us Be
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      Archive Forensics: Al-Dunya al-Musawwara (Issue 34, 8 January 1930) – The Illustrated World

      Archive Forensics: Part of an Ongoing Series In Archive Forensics, we pull one magazine out of Khajistan's digitized archive and read it closely. T...
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    3. Read more: Archive Forensics: Eastern Film (October 1971): "A Cinema in Denial"
      Archive Forensics: Eastern Film (October 1971): "A Cinema in Denial"

      Archive Forensics: Eastern Film (October 1971): "A Cinema in Denial"

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