Jade Pagoda Cap Hill took a big hit in 2006 when this divey institution decided to call it quits. Opened in 1943 and later run by Jimmy and Pearl Woo, it was a much-loved spot to get cheap, extremely potent drinks and a judgment-free hang. The Jade was an entertaining mix of Chinese kitsch, surly regulars, young nightlifers, random drifters, food that got the job done, and a healthy dose of good old-fashioned weird shit. In its heyday, Seattle Supersonic players would pop in for a little post-game wind down. But they’re gone. And so is the Jade. Dang, man. Pearl Woo, the true gem of the place, held on as long as she could.
Product Details Classic fit crew. Made with lightweight, comfy materials.
.: Solid colors - 100% ring-spun cotton .: Heather colors include polyester - 35% ring-spun cotton, 65% polyester .: Made using ethically grown and harvested US cotton
