orslow TYPE1 40'S PLEATED FRONT BLOUSE 2YR WASH

In the 1940s, before denim jackets were called jean jackets, they were called pleated blouses. The front pleats are a nod to the 1800s. Fabric that is not treated with shrink-proofing after weaving tends to shrink vertically, and it is said that in the 1800s, fabric was sewn horizontally so that if it shrunk after washing, the pleats could be undone to widen the garment. Even after the fabric was made to run vertically, the design remained and is still carried on today as the front pleat design. Denim from the 1940s tends to have longer vertical unevenness than denim from later years. It is not clear whether this is because the way the fibers break down differs depending on whether the raw cotton was hand-picked or machine-picked, but the unevenness of denim from before the 1940s and denim from the 1950s is different. The original denim used for orslow6011 also uses a material with longer vertical unevenness than other denim. The back is a T-back design for sizes 3 and above. It is believed that this specification was devised to improve the use of large sizes of fabric in an era when things were precious and used without waste. The silhouette, yoke, sleeve transitions, etc. are faithfully reproduced to resemble a 1940s vintage piece. COLOR:- SIZE 2 (M) Length 57cm Width 56cm Shoulder width 48cm Sleeve length 57cm Cuff 11cm Sleeve width 23.6cm Hem width 50cm Sleeve length 81cm 3 (L) Length 58cm Width 60cm Shoulder width 51cm Sleeve length 60cm Cuff 12.5cm Sleeve width 26cm Hem width 54cm Sleeve length 86cm 4 (XL) Length 59cm Width 62cm Shoulder width 54.7cm Sleeve length 60cm Cuff 12.5cm Sleeve width 27cm Hem width 56cm Sleeve length 86.7cm orSlow CONCEPT We carefully select clothes with originality and create them. In the fast-paced world of fashion, we take things slowly and rediscover our true selves. Clothing born in the 19th and 20th centuries, especially clothing derived from work and military wear, It is loved by many people not only as workwear but also as fashion, and continues to be supported as basic wear even today. We slowly design these timeless classics through our own filter. We value the warmth of the hand-made garments and aim to create high-quality products with attention to detail. In the 1940s, before denim jackets were called denim jackets, they were called pleated blouses. The front pleat design is a remnant of the 1800s. Fabric that is not treated with shrink-proofing after weaving shrinks easily in the vertical direction, and it is said that in the 1800s, the fabric was sewn horizontally so that if it shrunk after washing, the pleats could be undone to widen the garment. Even after the fabric was sewn vertically, the design remained, and is still carried on today as the front pleat design. Denim from the 1940s trends to have longer vertical unevenness than denim from later years. It is not clear whether this is because the fibers break down differently depending on whether the cotton was hand-picked or machine-picked, but the unevenness looks different between denim from before the 1940s and denim from the 1950s. The original denim used by orslow6011 also uses a material with longer vertical unevenness than other denim. The back is a T-back for sizes 3 and above. This design was likely devised to make better use of fabric in larger sizes in an era goods when were precious and no waste was wasted. The silhouette, yoke, sleeve seam positions, etc. have all been faithfully reproduced to resemble a 1940s vintage garment. COLOR:- SIZE 2 (M) Length 57cm, Width 56cm, Shoulder Width 48cm, Sleeve Length 57cm, Cuff 11cm, Sleeve Width 23.6cm, Hem Width 50cm, Sleeve Length 81cm 3 (L) Length 58cm, Width 60cm, Shoulder Width 51cm, Sleeve Length 60cm, Cuff 12.5cm, Sleeve Width 26cm, Hem Width 54cm, Sleeve Length 86cm 4 (XL) Length 59cm, Width 62cm, Shoulder Width 54.7cm, Sleeve Length 60cm, Cuff 12.5cm, Sleeve Width 27cm, Hem Width 56cm, Sleeve Length 86.7cm orslow Concept We create clothes that are original and carefully selected. In the fast-paced world of fashion, we move forward slowly and rediscover our individuality. Clothing that was created in the 19th and 20th centuries, especially clothing derived from work and military wear, is loved by many people as fashion, not just for work, and continues to be supported as basic wear even today. We will slowly design what will eventually become timeless classic clothing through our own filters.