Basic striped T-shirt
It's a versatile and versatile item that everyone should have at least one of. It doesn't have the same crude look as a plain T-shirt, and just wearing it gives off a sophisticated impression.
Although the term "striped T-shirt" is used to refer to a wide variety of items, there are actually many different types. There are various theories about its origins, but the most common belief is that it originated from the shirts worn by fishermen in the Basque region, a town on the border between France and Spain (commonly known as Basque shirts), which were then adopted by the French Navy, and from there it led to the marine look.
We also regularly make striped cut and sew items.
This is because striped cut-and-sew tops can be used for both casual and mature styling, and they also give a clean impression.
We are making minor changes to the fabrics, materials, and silhouettes to create clothes that people want to wear now.
First of all, the material.
100% Egyptian extra-long staple cotton
The longer the cotton fiber, the finer it becomes, the better it feels to the touch, and the more lustrous it is. As the fibers get longer, there are fewer seams when weaving the thread, making it both delicate and strong. Therefore, fabrics woven with extra-long staple cotton thread are smooth, supple, lustrous, and durable.
The color is vibrant and the contrast with the white background is clear, so it doesn't give off an overly casual image, and the suppleness and soft luster of the material give it a mature look.
The silhouette is a boxy silhouette with a difference between the front and back, and the wide body and dropped shoulders give it a relaxed look.
The neckline is a classic boat neck, a staple of striped tops. It is elegant and makes the neckline look beautiful.
This item can be coordinated with a wide range of outfits. Try pairing it with wide pants or a pretty skirt.
In the summer, you probably feel like wearing rolled up blue jeans.
