This inlay-knitted shirt is made from aged cotton on a loopwheel machine. It is with this aged cotton that they spun up their threads and had them knitted on a vintage machine in Wakayama. They have also taken the silhouette into consideration, and even though this is knitted on a loopwheel machine, it features split sides.
This piece depicts the samurai living in the vortex of the changing and chaotic time when the Edo period came to an end.
- Made from Aged Cotton on a Loopwheel Machine
- Scene Depicts the end of the Edo Period
- Stretches less than standard knitted fabric
- One Wash
- Binder Neck with 3 Needles
