Men's Vintage Grid Pattern Crew Neck Sweater

This is a long-sleeved, men's crew neck sweater featuring a base color of heathered medium gray. The garment is constructed from a knit material, likely a cotton or wool blend, showing a soft, slightly fuzzy surface texture consistent with light pilling and regular wear. The design features a large-scale windowpane or grid pattern. On the left side (wearer's right), the grid consists of uniform white or cream horizontal and vertical lines. On the right side (wearer's left), the pattern shifts to include vertical accent stripes in pale yellow, light blue, and black, creating an asymmetrical visual interest. The neck, cuffs, and hem are finished with a classic ribbed knit. A white manufacturer's tag is visible at the neckline, though the specific brand name is partially obscured by the angle. The sweater appears to be from the late 1990s or early 2000s, typical of casual menswear from that era. The condition is fair to good, with visible lint and fiber aggregation typical of pre-owned knitwear, but no significant holes, tears, or staining are immediately apparent in the photograph.