WORKERS Pullover BD, Corduroy, Brown

I wear button-down shirts half the year, or even 80% of the time in the winter. When it's hot in spring and summer, I often find myself leaving the front of my shirt open and wearing it as a jacket. But now that I think about it, I always keep it closed in the winter. I often wear a sweater over it. So, wouldn't a pullover be more suitable for winter? It doesn't have a front closure, so your stomach won't get cold (I'm in my late 40s and I'm always worried about things like that). So I tried making a pullover BD using various fabrics. The base is a Modified BD, but the pullover has no movement in the front, so it feels tight as is. We adjusted the pattern to loosen the waistband and create a looser silhouette around the waist. The products are delivered unwashed. The samples are sun-dried and measured. There is no significant shrinkage in any of the fabrics. Since it's the fall and winter season, corduroy is brushed to make it look warm. It weighs about 5 ounces, which is almost the same thickness as oxford, so it can be worn with any outerwear. Freeport and their customers had been asking me for a while to make a corduroy button-down shirt, but I never made one because I didn't really wear it. I wondered what color would be good to make one, and while I was looking through the old clothes in the office, I came across an LL Bean corduroy shirt. It was exactly this brown. So I chose brown. When it was finished, I thought it would have a nice wintery feel. 5 oz. 100% cotton corduroy COLOR:Corduroy, Brown 15 Bust 56cm Shoulder width 46cm Length 77cm Sleeve length 62cm Cuff width 11.5-10.0cm 16 Bust 61cm Shoulder width: 47cm Length 78cm Sleeve length 63cm Cuff width 11.5-10.0cm Authentic replica wear born from an overwhelming desire to explore vintage wear WORKERS is a men's wear manufacturer based in Okayama that specializes in workwear, traditional styles, and military wear. The company's president, Takashi Tateno, who likes the unique atmosphere of vintage clothing, has studied actual vintage clothing, We visit the manufacturers that made the products and the existing buildings to learn about their history and materials. We research these and use them as inspiration for our products. All products are made in Japan, and we understand the process ourselves. We only produce our products in factories that have dedicated equipment for each process. Not only from Japan, but also from J.CREW and INVENTORY It is also attracting keen attention from companies with global recognition.