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Extremely soft crew neck sponge fleece sweatshirt with "Ope." print. A Midwest exclamation made popular through repetition.
6.5oz., 52/48 combed and ringspun cotton/polyester.
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Size Chart:
XSmall: Chest (18.5"), Length (26.5").
Small: Chest (19.5"), Length (27.75").
Medium: Chest (20.5"), Length (29").
Large: Chest (21.5"), Length (30").
XLarge: Chest (22.75"), Length (31").
XXLarge: Chest (24"), Length (32").
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Design Story:
Ope is a way of life for Mid-Westerners. It’s used to show recognition of a mistake, minor accident, or/ and used as part of an apology. The word “ope” (annunciated “ōp” or “əp”) is distinctly used rather consciously or unconsciously. Use of the word has been realized by natives as far as Michigan to Wyoming and many places in between. The word, amongst a bevy of phrases containing it, has been used for many years but it was noticed and pointed out a few short years ago after going viral — a fact to which one ironically says: ope!
Extremely soft crew neck sponge fleece sweatshirt with "Ope." print. A Midwest exclamation made popular through repetition.
6.5oz., 52/48 combed and ringspun cotton/polyester.
______________________________________
Size Chart:
XSmall: Chest (18.5"), Length (26.5").
Small: Chest (19.5"), Length (27.75").
Medium: Chest (20.5"), Length (29").
Large: Chest (21.5"), Length (30").
XLarge: Chest (22.75"), Length (31").
XXLarge: Chest (24"), Length (32").
______________________________________
Design Story:
Ope is a way of life for Mid-Westerners. It’s used to show recognition of a mistake, minor accident, or/ and used as part of an apology. The word “ope” (annunciated “ōp” or “əp”) is distinctly used rather consciously or unconsciously. Use of the word has been realized by natives as far as Michigan to Wyoming and many places in between. The word, amongst a bevy of phrases containing it, has been used for many years but it was noticed and pointed out a few short years ago after going viral — a fact to which one ironically says: ope!