REMI RELIEF SP processed 8/Jersey knit Henley neck long-sleeved T-shirt (plain)

【DESIGN】
A relaxed-fit, long-sleeved raglan-sleeved T-shirt made from a slightly thick jersey fabric.
Its distinguishing features are its softness and smooth texture.
The fabric has a texture that feels like it's been worn for many years, and it feels comfortable against your body from the moment you first put it on.
Furthermore, its deep, unique color palette sets it apart from standard T-shirts, and the hem is finished only with an overlock stitch, creating a more relaxed feel.

【PROCESSING】
SP processing (special processing)
From the 1930s to the late 1960s, sweatshirts primarily used direct dyes and sulfur dyes.
The principle behind the fading of used clothing is thought to be that the amino acids that hold the dye in place undergo oxidative bonding with oxygen in the air, causing hydrolysis, which turns them into carbon and eventually leads to decay.
REMI RELIEF's SP processing replicates this natural principle, using traditional direct dyes that combine with oxygen to slowly fade over a long period of time. While the body of the garment will inevitably suffer some damage, unlike processing that involves the use of chemicals or forcibly dissolving the fabric with bio-processing, the result is the closest to the damage that naturally occurs with age in vintage clothing. The more you wear it, the more indistinguishable it becomes from a genuine vintage garment.

COLOR: BLACK
SIZE
Size M: Length 69cm, Width 60cm, Sleeve length 79cm
Size L: Length 71cm, Width 62cm, Sleeve length 81cm


REMI RELIEF
The brand name "REMI RELIEF" signifies the ingenuity of "REMIX" (remixing) and the process of "RELIEF" (removing).
The concept is "HIGH QUALITY OF LIFE," based on the idea of "quality" rather than "quantity." We are committed to every step of the process and pursue the "ultimate American basic" by eliminating waste.
The name originates from the Meister philosophy, which states that by adding ingenuity to each step of the process while removing anything unnecessary, a "good product" is created.