WORKERS_Atozuke Parka_Fade Navy

Retrofit hoodies. If you like vintage clothing, you'll want one, but to be honest, I'm from a generation that couldn't buy the original. There were other things I wanted, and they were expensive! And now they're even more expensive! So let's make one! But it was hard work.

Although it is said to be an "add-on," the original has the hood flowing into the collar and attached partway through, but the WORKERS' add-on is truly an "add-on."

First make the crew neck body and then attach the hood.

There is one change to the 2012 Fall/Winter version: the inside of the hood has been switched to a thinner T-shirt fabric than the fleece on the body.

I discovered this specification while looking at various vintage items. I think that if the lining of the hood was made of the same fleece as the body, it would be too thick and would not dry well after washing. To solve this problem, the lining of the hood was made of a different fabric.

In addition, the switching fabric is unified in white, which creates a subtle two-tone effect against the faded navy body, and the gray body has a three-tone effect with different ribs, which also serves as an accent to the design.

In addition, I really wanted to try a 2-tone (strictly speaking, 3-tone, since the hoods are different) with body gray and parts faded navy. I thought "What a great color combination" every time I saw it in a vintage item, and it's in this year's lineup.

In winter, I wear thermals underneath + this attached parka. In the morning, it's cold when I go out, so I wear the Harris Tweed Bal Collar Coat on top. I often saw Inoue from TCB simply wearing the attached parka + denim jacket.

The product was delivered without washing. If washed normally and dried in the sun, the dimensional change was about 2 cm.

The above is reprinted from the official WORKERS website.

The add-on hoodie that everyone wants. Wear it with an inner layer, or with a coverall. Or even a denim jacket with loose sleeves.

This is perfect for when you don't want to bother thinking about coordinating your outfit.

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