DALEE'S & CO. Spinner.L. WORKER HENLEY NECK, Gray Wash

This original, tubular fabric is knitted slowly on an old-fashioned hanging knitting machine in Wakayama, allowing air to be incorporated. It features a gas-fired jersey material where the surface of the yarn is burned with a gas burner to remove the fuzz. The exquisite color, luxurious comfort, and feel of this T-shirt are addictive. A stylish reproduction of the Henley neck, favored by workers in the 1920s.

Material: 100% Cotton
Material Origin: Wakayama, Wakayama Prefecture Material Equipment: Old-style flatbed knitting machine Manufacturing Origin: Odate, Akita Prefecture Manufacturing Equipment: Union Special

Material Composition: 100% Cotton Material Origin: Wakayama Prefecture, Wakayama Material Equipment: Old-style circular knitting machine Manufacturing Origin: Odate City, Akita Prefecture Manufacturing Equipment: Union Special This gas-fired slub jersey, featured in the Spring/Summer 2018 collection, is an original circular knit fabric with exceptional touch and pilling prevention. This is achieved not only by using old-style circular knitting machines in Wakayama, but also by "burning the surface of the slub 20-count yarn with a gas burner at the yarn stage" before knitting, thus burning off the fuzz. *Slub = uneven yarn

From the organizer
Simply put, a henley neck is a style with an open neckline that fastens with buttons. However, subtle differences in this design lead to variations in how different companies plan and manufacture their products. These differences include the length of the placket (opening) at the neckline, the number of buttons, and the shape of the collar (round or square), all features that have been beloved in many variations since the 1900s. At D'LISH & CO., the style born from meticulous craftsmanship is a key selling point of our henley necks. This includes the approximately 1-degree angle created when overlapping the placket at the neckline, the balanced placement of the buttons, and the shape of the collar tips, which subtly flare when worn. These details might seem insignificant until they're pointed out, but for a garment to feel "just right" when worn, these small, meticulous details are crucial.

The above is reprinted from the DELUXEWARE website.

This is a long-sleeved version of the Spinner. It's simple, but the shell buttons (black mother-of-pearl) on the chest add an accent.

The warp-knit fabric, which is slowly and carefully knitted over time, is a very comfortable fabric to the touch.

This is a ribbed type with the same fabric used on the cuffs.

Actual Size Chart: Unit cm