Henley neck with engraved cat's eye buttons. It can be worn alone during the light summer season, or as an inner layer under a shirt or jacket. In general jersey knitting, there is a disadvantage that the fabric tends to twist in one direction (diagonal) after washing. To eliminate this problem, when twisting the cotton yarn, right-twisted yarn and left-twisted yarn are alternated at regular intervals to knit our original jersey. The binder edges are reinforced with three stitches to prevent stretching: two on the neck and one on the body. It has moderate elasticity and volume, and the fitted body fits better the more you wear it.
