This sweatshirt is born from the origins of American sportswear, predating the widespread use of synthetic materials in the 1950s. Like the Lot. 601 Tee Shirt, it features a straightforward cut and flat shape. The V-shaped gussets at the front and back necks, which act as sweat guards, offer a reimagining of the craftsmanship that has been forgotten in modern times. The round-body fleece lining is made on a loopwheel knitting machine in Wakayama. The use of USA cotton gives the fabric a unique, dry texture. Loopwheel knitting machines, introduced to Japan during the Taisho era, are currently the only machines 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 creates a unique texture with just the right amount of unevenness, as if air is woven into the fabric. Mud-dyed brown and sumi-dyed black are meticulously dyed one by one using traditional Japanese dyeing techniques, "mud dyeing" and "sumi dyeing." Each piece is unique, allowing for a unique look. *Due to the characteristics of natural dyeing, color fading and color transfer may occur. Due to the characteristics of the processing, there may be individual differences in the processing feel of each item.
BRAND TT
COLOR SUMI DYED BLACK
COUNTRY JAPAN
PRODUCT NO. TTAW25603
