Vintage clothing is bound to "change over time. For example, paint splatters and stains on real work clothes and fading over the years can be categorized as such.
What we are doing with this parka is a tie-dye process by the store, which is different from such passive aging.
Carhartt's duck parka can be used as real worker's clothing. The colorful tie-dye finish that overturns this image creates an image of "Carhartt" that can be found nowhere else.
The processing is done by bleaching and dyeing. The store also offers a lineup of tie-dyed "Carhartt" garments, but each piece is unique in its own way, making it a one-of-a-kind piece. For those who want to see other color patternsthis way (direction close to the speaker or towards the speaker)Please check the
A "new vintage clothing" is created when a store that knows the charm of vintage clothing processes it. This may seem like a contradiction in terms, but we would like to keep an eye on this trend as a new vintage clothing culture.
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