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 is reinforced with three stitches, two at the neck and one at the body, to prevent stretching. The body has moderate elasticity and volume, and the fitted feel will become more comfortable the more you wear it.
Sulfur dyeing is a dyeing method that develops a unique texture and character the more the garment is worn, and just like indigo dyeing, you can enjoy the changes that occur over time.
