TOWNCRAFT Long Sleeve Check Shirt 60s - Featuring Hayato Sano from M!LK

【TOWNCRAFT】 60S OMBRE LOOP COLLAR SHIRT MADE IN JAPAN

●Size/
[M] Length-70.0cm / Width-59.5cm / Shoulder Width-47.0cm / Sleeve Length-59.0cm
●Material
55% Lyocell, 45% Rayon
Made in Japan

This shirt is an update based on the TOWNCRAFT shirts of the 1960s.
In recent years, TOWNCRAFT ombre shirts have been talked about as premium items in the vintage clothing market.
Based on the XL size of the time, the sleeve length, length, and angle of the sleeves have been adjusted to create a well-fitting box silhouette.
The fabric has a moderate drape, is comfortable to wear, and allows for aging.
・Features include a small collar, a round chest pocket, and durable, carefully sewn construction.
・The ombre check fabric is based on the archives of the time and was woven in Mikka, a dyeing and weaving production area.
・The yarn is a combination of lyocell and rayon to give the fabric a fullness.
・The fine count yarn reproduces a unique expression with shades of tone.
・Lyocell rayon, a regenerated fiber, is a material that allows you to feel the unique drape of lyocell, the fullness of the fabric surface, and a moderate thickness, while also balancing the softness and drape of rayon.
・Lyocell is also valued as a sustainable material.
・The sewing is done in a sewing factory with a high level of skill, where a small number of elite workers in Iwate can sew one garment completely, and the machine pitch is fine and carefully sewn like a dress shirt.
・All seams, such as the armholes, underarms, and sides, are finished with felled seams.
・It became known as an icon of delinquents because it was loved by bikers and artists in the 1950s.
・The garment has been washed for a softer texture, and shrinkage during normal washing is reduced.

TOWNCRAFT was born in 1927 as a derivative brand of J.C. Penny. It is a representative store brand of J.C. Penny, alongside BIG MAC and PAY-DAY. TOWNCRAFT of the 50s to 70s, unlike the work brands of the time, emphasized new materials, decorations, and design, and symbolizes the good old days of mass production in America.