Among those in the vintage clothing industry, there's something called a "post-adjusted hoodie." It's a piece of clothing where the hood was forcibly added to a sweatshirt, making it the ancestor of the modern hoodie. TT has reinterpreted this historical garment with its origins and incorporated it into its designs. The round-body fleece lining is made on a loopwheel knitting machine in Wakayama. Using USA cotton, the fabric has a unique, dry texture. Loopwheel knitting machines, introduced to Japan during the Taisho era, are currently the only ones in operation in the world, located in Wakayama Prefecture. While extremely inefficient, with a knitting capacity of only one meter per hour, the slow process results in a unique textured fabric with just the right amount of unevenness, as if air has been knitted into it.
BRAND TT
COLOR IVORY
COUNTRY JAPAN
PRODUCT NO. TTAW25606
