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Product number: 80420010006
Nigel Cabourn's particular attention to detail, down to the threads, bringing back the vintage "20's engineer shirt"
The higher the number called the thread count, the thinner the thread becomes.
General fabrics have warp threads of 10 and weft threads of about half that number, 5, but British fabrics, which prefer simplicity and robustness, use high-quality fabrics that have as many weft threads as warp threads. Exists.
This type of fabric with equal proportions both vertically and horizontally is called a "square."
This fabric has also been designed to have a horizontal ratio that is at its limit for linen.
The structure is twill (twill weave) and is representative of British Army vintage.
The fluffy and unique texture is created through a special process that involves rubbing during the greige stage, but high-quality French flax does not turn into Febrile, making the best use of the quality of the material.
A masterpiece typical of Nigel Cabourn.
LINEN 100%
MADE IN JAPAN
Length: 48/75 cm, 50/76.5 cm
Width: 48/57.5 cm, 50/59.5 cm
Sleeve length:48 /64 cm, 50/65 cm
Shoulder width: 48/48 cm,
Who is Nigel Cabourn?
He is also a world-renowned collector of vintage military, workwear, and outdoor wear. A collection by British designer Nigel Cabourn.
Inspired by a vintage collection of more than 4,000 items that he has collected over 30 years, his collections are timeless and reborn into something new.
It is very distinctive that Nigel himself divides his own designs into British production (authentic line) and Japanese production (main line).
The former mainly uses British-derived materials such as Harris Tweed and Ventile, and includes items produced at Mackintosh factories and Scottish knitting factories, while the latter includes unique fabrics that can only be made in Japan. By sorting out items that utilize dyeing and processing techniques that are impossible to achieve, we create a collection that cannot be found anywhere else.
