[WARE HOUSE "483 USL" Reverse style exclusive Hanging Lining Sweatshirt]
This is a sweatshirt with a raised lining that is exclusive to Wearhouse's reverse.
When you pick up this sweatshirt, you'll be surprised at its weight. A newly developed sweatshirt that was developed through repeated trial and error to reproduce the RW type of the 1960s.
This innovative athletic sweatshirt uses fabric horizontally to reduce shrinkage, and while the use of side panels tends to catch people's attention, its characteristic lies in the threads. The fabric, which is woven with a thorough density, is hard but elastic, heavy but fluffy and soft.
What Wear House is particular about is the "eye" of the fabric.
``The texture of the fabric stands out'' is ``vertical lines'' in normal sweatshirts, but in this RW model, it is ``horizontal lines.'' In order to make it stand out, we have changed the thread count and the combination many times, including the degree of filling. What we ended up with was the ``Hikisoroe'', which is unusual for sweatshirts.
Normally, sweatshirts are knitted by combining one thread for the front, middle, and back, but by knitting them in the same way, it is easier to create a tight fit.
Furthermore, due to the characteristics of the loop knitting machine, it is now possible to make the fabric stiff while maintaining its elasticity, making the surface texture stand out.
Historically, sinker knitting machines, which were introduced later, were too stiff even with the same yarn specifications, and the difference in knitting results was obvious.
The weight of the finished fabric requires skilled work during dyeing and sewing. Dyeing requires more effort than usual, and sewing does not work as well as lightweight knitwear.
The "weight" of this RW type sweatshirt is the "baton relay" that takes place through collaboration in all processes, including fabric, dyeing, and sewing.
I will also talk about the original of this RW model later. Surprisingly, when they analyzed the torn part of the 60's vintage fabric, commonly known as the ``tataki tag,'' they found that the ``aligned'' threads were exposed.
The spirit of the pioneers who attempted to develop athletic wear without compromising while maintaining an idyllic style can only be discovered through the ``endless pursuit of detail.''
Enjoy wearing it and feel the unique texture of carefully crafted fabrics that cannot be made through mass production.
*The following shrinkage will occur due to washing.
Width - approx. 2cm Shoulder width - approx. 1cm Length - approx. 1cm Sleeve length - approx. 1cm
*MODEL DATE*
・Product number: 483・100% cotton・Made in Japan
・Silhouette [Thin ← 1 2 3 4 5 → Thick]
*Model data*
Height: 173cm, weight: 64kg, wearing size 36(S).
*Unwashed it will be exactly 36(S), so if you wash it
The model is 38(M) which is just right.
*Kikuchi's impressions
For my body type (173 cm 64 kg), size 38 (M) is just right.
Since it is a simple item, it is easy to match with cut and sew shirts, etc., and you can enjoy a variety of coordinations.
A convenient item that can be used as an inner layer for outerwear when it's cold.
Size/Width/Shoulder width/Length/Hem width/Sleeve length/
36(S) size/54cm/42cm/59cm/40cm/64cm
38(M) size/58cm/45cm/61cm/42cm/65cm
40(L) size/62cm/48cm/63cm/43cm/66cm
42(XL) size/65cm/51cm/65cm/44cm/67cm
*The above measurements are unwashed and placed flat.
*The following shrinkage will occur due to washing.
Width - approx. 2cm Shoulder width - approx. 1cm Length - approx. 1cm Sleeve length - approx. 1cm
*The above is the measurement of one product in stock when laid flat.
We lay it on the floor, smooth out any wrinkles, and measure the fabric flat.
The size numbers will vary by a few centimeters depending on the individual product, the measurement method, and the amount of force used.
The size chart is therefore only a guide and may differ from the actual numbers.
*The product photos have been taken with a digital camera.
Please note that the colour of the actual product may differ slightly due to the LCD screen, etc.
*Click here for detailed size measurement methods.
