Two piece vintage Wilson tracksuit from the 1980s. Aqua, white, and navy. Jacket has Wilson logo on the top left. Zipper in front. Pants have Wilson logo on the side of the left leg. Elastic, tie waist. Size small. See measurements and condition below.
I once dated a guy who liked to play tennis, but it was Fake Tennis. I don't even know what it's really called. Regardless, I would take my silly little books, and watch him play Fake Tennis against middle-aged men every Sunday, and then we would walk around and talk about his job. Spreadsheets, and SWAG (scientific wild-ass-guesses), and strategy, and salaries, and seldom any stuff I even slightly understood. And I always asked him to teach me to play Fake Tennis, not out of any genuine interest in Fake Tennis, but because I thought it'd be a fun thing to do together -- even if I sucked. But I'm sure I would have been great.
Anyway, he refused to play with me because he said Fake Tennis is something you can only learn when you're young, and I was basically eighty-six, apparently. So, I never learned to play Fake Tennis, like I never understood what he did at his job, and, as a result, I have nowhere to wear this lovely, little, vintage Wilson tracksuit.
I don't know if you play tennis, or Fake Tennis, or anything sporty at all, but all I can wish for you, my fellow shopaholic, is that you find a boyfriend who is willing to play whatever you want with you, whether twenty-six or eighty-six. I hope you find a boyfriend that just wants to have FUN with you, and that you can wear this lovely, little, vintage Wilson tracksuit to do whatever fun, sporty thing you decide. Or a non-sporty thing, and with whoever, but all I ask is that you have FUN in this tracksuit!
Fit: Small; pants are elastic and also have a tie
Measurements:
Jacket: 23" shoulder, 20" bust, 24" length
Pants: 24"-38" waist (stretches), 22" hips, 27" inseam
Condition: Moderate; jacket zipper pull is missing but still perfectly functional, marks inside jacket collar and on back of jacket, minor marks on pant leg (shown in last four photos)
