Jackman Faded Sweat Crewneck Fade Butter | Sweatshirts

In March 1949,Mitsugu Tanabe Founded Tanabe Meriyasu In Fukui,Japan, Starting With 3 Knitting Machines In A Small Room. Jackman’S Sewing Plant Now Has Over 60 Years History. It Has The Modern Machineries As Well As Old And Specialised Sewing Machines Such As “Union Special” And “Reece”.

The Company Has Won Many Awards In Japan Along Side Being One Of The Offical Suppliers Of The Japanese National Team For Tokyo Olympic Games In 1964.

Fade Butter Faded Crewneck Sweatshirt

A Sweatshirt Crew Neck Made Of Fleece Material Knitted Using The Azuma Knitting Machine, An Old–Fashioned Sinker Knitting Machine. Old–Style Knitting Machines Cannot Be Set Numerically And Require A Lot Of Maintenance, But The Fabrics That Are Knitted By Skilled Craftsmen Using Their Sense Of Touch And Accumulated Techniques Have A Classic Look. This Time, It Is Dyed With Pigment Bio After Sewing To Create The Same 1970S Atmosphere As The Era Of Knitting Machines. Creates A Unique Unevenness And Fade Effect. The Design Is A Relaxed Design From The 1974S, When There Were Many Athletic–Style Designs, And A Built–In Big Gusset That Supports The Expansion And Contraction Of The Ribs When Putting On And Taking Them Off To Prevent The Neck From Stretching.

100% Cotton

Made In Japan