This original body is made using different thicknesses of yarn, with 20-single yarn on the front and 30-single yarn on the back, and is knitted on a regular knitting machine for sweatshirt fabric. The natural version uses the raw yarn before it is dyed, while the gun black and olive versions are sulfur dyed. Another appeal of the OD series is that you can enjoy the natural fading of the color, just like denim.
This buttoned Henley neck style is great for wearing on its own or as an inner layer under a shirt. It uses original cat's eye shell buttons engraved with the year 1605. The top width is set slightly tight to allow for the neck to become loose as the garment is worn.
To eliminate the disadvantage of the fabric tending to twist in one direction (diagonal) after washing, we knit an original jersey fabric that is less likely to twist by alternating right-twisted yarn and left-twisted cotton yarn.
