Notre Dame Fighting Irish 1978 Final Four Shooting Shirt
Notre Dame Fighting Irish 1978 Final Four Shooting Shirt
Notre Dame Fighting Irish 1978 Final Four Shooting Shirt
Notre Dame Fighting Irish 1978 Final Four Shooting Shirt
Notre Dame Fighting Irish 1978 Final Four Shooting Shirt

Notre Dame Fighting Irish 1978 Final Four Shooting Shirt

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PREMIUM QUALITY

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Ultra soft fabrics that hold up to everyday use.

DESIGNED IN USA

DESIGNED IN USA

Designed and processed in Indianapolis, IN.

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In 1978, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish earned their first ever Final Four appearance and their deepest tournament run to date. To make their way there, the Irish beat Houston, and DePaul, punching their ticket to the Final Four in St. Louis. At the Checkerdome, the Irish would lose just narrowly to Duke. This vintage Notre Dame basketball shooting shirt celebrates the Irish's accomplishment, and features the 1978 NCAA Tournament logo for an authentic, retro touch.

Brought to you in partnership with College Vault.

NCAA-WARM-014-S

 In between sizes, or prefer extra room in the chest? Consider sizing up!

Chest Width Body Length
S 21.85" 25.59"
M 22.83" 26.38"
L 23.81" 27.16"
XL 24.80" 27.95"
2XL 25.79" 28.74"
3XL 26.78" 29.53"

All products will ship from Indianapolis.

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Shooting shirts capture the essence of basketball culture and style. Each piece is vibrant by design, to tell your school's basketball story.

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Every logo, mark, or stylistic choice we made for our shooting shirts is as high quality as the teams that inspired us. Every detail is precise, in both history and garment construction.