DELUXEWARE S102-RVF 40s Freedom Sleeve OAT MEAL

Material/Origin: Material Label: 100% Cotton
Material Origin: Wakayama Prefecture, Wakayama Material Equipment: Old-style hanging knitting machine Manufacturing Origin: Odate, Akita Prefecture (In-house)
Manufacturing equipment: Union Special

● Material Composition: 100% Cotton
● Material Information: 20oz Maximum Density Heavyweight Waffle Knit Fleece-backed. This is a waffle knit fabric with the highest possible density, produced using an old-fashioned circular knitting machine in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture. The ultra-low speed of the old-fashioned machine creates a texture with maximum density, a dry feel, and outstanding heat retention. Fleece-backed.
● Material Origin: Wakayama, Wakayama Prefecture ● Material Equipment: Old-style flatlock machine ● Manufacturing Origin: Odate, Akita Prefecture ● Manufacturing Equipment: UNION SPECIAL 1960s DOUBLE NEEDLE

This is a double V-neck, freedom-sleeve model, a detail found in the earliest sweatshirts of the 1940s. The freedom sleeves, which are uniquely curved from the neck to the underarm, the V-shaped gussets on the front and back necks, the two-needle stitching that makes the stitches puff up, and the binder neck sewn with reverse seams, all stand out with a construction that is the opposite of modern theory.

The above is reprinted from the DELUXEWARE website.

These freedom sweats are made of a sturdy fabric. They're simple in design, but the sewing specifications are luxurious and packed with details, such as flat-seam stitching and double V-gussets.

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