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As we gradually shift from hot and humid summer to pleasant breezy autumn, the season has come for a shirt that can be worn over a T-shirt.
Among the many shirts we would like to introduce to you this time is a brand based on American casual wear, with a sprinkling of contemporary essence.Fellowes (PHERROW'S)The product of the "〉".
A common detail found in workwear called a chinstrap . The size around the neck can be adjusted.
Simple pockets with button closure with no attached flap. Pith name accents.
Hem gussets and empty rings that increase production efficiency and provide reinforcement.
Union Ticket is a familiar name in workwear.
This shirt, which is just right for the coming season, is based on the design of work shirts from the 40's, with details from that era scattered throughout, such as the chin strap at the collar, the hem gusset, and the empty ring, a thread that hangs down to the hem. The threads used to knit the fabric are made of American and Mexican cotton, which have thick fibers and moderate firmness. By changing the count of the warp and weft yarns, a three-dimensional effect is created. Of course, each garment is sewn one by one in Japan over a long period of time.
Furthermore, the dyeing process is also very particular. This shirt is dyed using a technique that originated around 1970 in a textile production area in Niigata Prefecture. Dye is processed into granular capsules and dyed by hand to create unevenness in the fibers, which gives the shirt its unique texture. No detail is overlooked in this process.
This work shirt from "Fellowes" is sure to satisfy even the most die-hard vintage enthusiast. We recommend it as the mainstay of your fall wardrobe. First, let's take it in your hands and see how it's made.
Text_Ryotaro Miyazaki
PHERROW'S
pherrows.com
