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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 take a long time to dry 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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