I don't remember how long ago, too long ago, but the first time I was born and heard "reverse weave", I thought it was "reverse weave", not "reverse weave".
Then, what is "reverse weave"? "Reverse" means reverse , and "weave" means weaving. . This is where the characteristics of "reverse weave" come into play.
At the time of its birth in the 1930s, cotton sweatshirts had the disadvantage of being prone to shrinkage. Reverse weave prevented vertical shrinkage by using the "horizontal" material instead of the "vertical" material, which was the cause of this problem, in other words, the material was used in reverse.
. Anyway, as you know, reverse weaves are quite popular in the vintage scene. Moreover, made in USA up to the 90's is becoming harder and harder to gather.
These "surefire" gems, which are becoming rarer and rarer, will never fall in price.
This item is a college print from the 80's, but it is unusual to see a print like this, not a college name. Somewhat like an artist's jacket. The light yellow color is also very spring-like and will fit in with the coming season.
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