REMI RELIEF SP processed fleece BIG size crew BROWN

[DESIGN] This model is an updated version of REMI RELIEF's classic SP-processed fleece crewneck, which has been available since the brand's inception, in a larger size. This is a big-sized sweatshirt with a trendy feel, featuring a simpler design without the gussets on the collar and underarms. [PROCESSING] What is SP processing (special processing)? Sweatshirts from the 1930s to the late 1960s were primarily dyed with direct and sulfur dyes. The mechanism by which old clothes fade is thought to be that oxygen in the air forms an oxidative bond with the amino acids that hold the dye together, causing hydrolysis, which turns them into carbon and decays. REMI RELIEF's SP processing replicates this natural principle, using traditional direct dyes that combine with oxygen to fade the dye slowly over a long period of time. The body of the garment will also suffer some damage, but unlike processing that involves adding chemicals or forcibly dissolving the fabric with bio-based methods, the garment is given a natural finish that is closest to the natural damage that occurs over time in second-hand clothing, and the more you wear it, the more it will become indistinguishable from real second-hand clothing. [MATERIAL] 100% COTTON The yarn used for the fleece is made from organic cotton "waste" grown on the Alvarez Farm in New Mexico, USA. The yarn, which is characterized by its firmness and tension, is knitted at the very limit of the gauge and uses a very dense, stiff fleece. The unbrushed fleece makes it easy to use all year round. COLOR: BROWN SIZE Medium size Length 67cm Shoulder width 69.5cm Width 72cm Sleeve length 59cm Large size Length 69cm Shoulder width 70.5cm Width 74cm Sleeve length 61cm REMI RELIEF The brand name "REMI RELIEF" refers to the ingenuity of "REMIX = remixing" and the process of "RELIEF = removing." The concept is "HIGH QUALITY OF LIFE," and based on the idea of ​​"quality" rather than "quantity," we are particular about every process and pursue the "ultimate American basic" by eliminating waste. The name comes from the MEISTER philosophy that by adding ingenuity to each process and removing unnecessary things, ``good things'' are created.