Warehouse & Co. Lot 487 Sweatshirt - Black

(Heather gray colorway shown in the close up pictures)

When you pick up this sweatshirt, you will first be surprised by its "weight". A newly developed sweatshirt that has been tried and tested to reproduce the RW type of the 1960s. This revolutionary athletic sweatshirt, which uses fabric horizontally to reduce shrinkage, tends to be noticed by the use of side panels, but its characteristics are "thread". The fabric, which is woven with thorough filling, is hard but elastic, heavy but soft. And what the wearhouse is particular about is the "eyes" of the fabric. In a normal sweatshirt, "the fabric's eye" is "tate muscle", but in this RW model, it is "hokoko muscle". In order to stand out, I changed the combination many times, such as the thread number, as well as the way the degree is filled. And what I arrived at was a "so-up" that is rare for a sweatshirt. Normally, it is a sweatshirt that is knitted by combining one thread on the front, middle, and back, but by matching them, it is easier to fill the degree. In addition, due to the characteristics of the hanging knitting machine, it is possible to make the fabric hard while maintaining the elasticity and stand up the surface. Historically, it is said that the sinker knitting machine adopted for latecomers has become too hard, even with the same thread standard, and the difference in knitting is obvious. The "weight" of the finished fabric requires skilled work both when dyeing and sewing. Dyeing takes more load than usual, and sewing does not work like light knitwear. The "weight" of this RW type sweatshirt is the "baton relay" through cooperation in fabric, dyeing, sewing, and all processes. And I will also discuss the original of this RW model later. Surprisingly, when analyzing the torn part of the fabric of the 60s vintage, commonly known as "tataki tag", the "tagging" thread was exposed. As athletic wear, the spirit of the pioneer who tried to develop without compromise while being idyllic is unearthed through the "pursuit of infinite details".

Reverse style exclusive hanging back brushed
TALON zipper