A sweatshirt inspired by the origins of American sportswear before the 1950s, back when synthetic materials were not yet widely available. Like the Lot.601 Tee Shirt, it features a flat, straight-cut shape.
It includes details such as the V-gusset sweat guards on the front and back of the neck, which are often omitted today due to cost reduction and improved technology. These details offer a glimpse into the society and manufacturing background of the time. The tubular fleece fabric is made on existing loopwheel machines. Loopwheel machines, which arrived in Japan during the Taisho era, are now only operating in Wakayama Prefecture worldwide. Although highly inefficient, producing only one meter per hour, the slow process allows air to be knitted in, resulting in a fabric with a pleasing uneven texture. Furthermore, the use of USA cotton gives it a unique texture with a dry feel. The charcoal and beige versions are garment-dyed, and this dyeing process after assembly creates natural variations in shade in the seams and fabric irregularities. This, combined with the unevenness characteristic of loopwheeled fabric, results in a finish that, despite being a single color, has a dynamic expression.
BRAND T.T
COLOR BEIGE
COUNTRY JAPAN
PRODUCT NO. TT26AW603
