Unlikely" is what we want to aim for when we create something, and if we go beyond that, it will become "absolutely not.
On the other hand, "There's a reason why there isn't" is another common saying, but I think it is a very backward way of putting it. It seems to me that it denies any kind of innovation.
Chase (CHASSE), which has been introduced many times on Huinamu, is a brand that exquisitely oscillates between "unlikely" and "definitely not".
This pullover shirt is introduced here. At first glance, it has a standard look, but it is made of a strong water-repellent ripstop nylon fabric with strong beating, which is usually used for outerwear, and has a reasonable thickness.
It is more than a shirt and less than an outerwear, and it is a piece of clothing that is likely to be used in many occasions.
￥35,200
The long front half-zip is designed for convenience in putting on and taking off the garment, as well as in consideration of various layers.
In addition, the drawcord arrangement at the hem allows for personalized browsing.
Another highlight is the cutting and three-dimensional cut to achieve both design and mobility.
Furthermore, by sewing with thick threads that do not resemble nylon fabrics in a good sense, the product will have a rough look after repeated washing. It is not often that a product is made of chemical fiber and yet has the ability to change over time in a beautiful way.
At WISM, which has carried "Chase" since its early days, khaki will be available in stores as an exclusive color.
The product has an understated and rustic look, but it is more fashionable and useful than expected.
