Vintage 1998 Patrick James Pullover

This Patrick James pullover is a relic of late-90s style and campus history, unearthed after the legendary Wire Wheel Opera at the Fifth Wheel Complex in 1998. Crafted in a deep forest green knit, it features suede elbow patches and a button-up collar, blending rugged sophistication with casual edge.

According to campus lore, the shirt was left behind in the quiet aftermath of the opera—an evening where music, machinery, and art collided in a surreal performance that drew crowds from Harlem to Houston. Some say it belonged to one of the student producers, others whisper it was worn by a guest artist whose name still circles in Fifth Wheel folklore.

More than just a garment, this piece carries the essence of a moment when the Complex blurred the lines between fashion, culture, and performance. A rare survivor of that era, the shirt remains a symbol of underground artistry, creative rebellion, and the timeless cool of Patrick James design.