Extra heavy flannel that looks like a wool outerwear despite being 100% cotton.
The beige features bright sky blue vertical and horizontal accent lines.
This shirt is made from a fabric that is over 15 ounces, and the large check pattern makes it look more like an outerwear piece.
The bottom hem of the shirt is finished with piping.
Proof that a power loom was used is that the selvedge of the fabric can be seen at the fold on the left front edge of the front body.
There are only a few power looms in Japan that can weave such thick fabric, making this an extremely rare product.
The buttons are made from natural materials carved from buffalo horns.
Although it is not very strong as it ages, I chose it because of its color and texture.
