【Season Color】 COZUN Mercury Dime Coin Concho S/S T-shirt【Button Works】BR-8300

"A masterpiece with concho buttons made by Button Works"

This is a standard item produced with the unique production background of BARNS OUTFITTERS, including a small-sized knitting machine for knitting heavyweight fabrics and flat seamer sewing using U.S. sewing machines. The "COZUN" series, which began with the development of fabrics that could withstand flat seaming without overlapping, is a piece that can be used for a long time with affection as the fabric becomes familiar to the body. This is a luxurious item that uses a heavy mercury dime coin made by Button Works for such a standard item. This year, seasonal colors that have not been available in previous years will be introduced. Three colors are back for the first time in several years: super black, a refreshing turquoise, and olive, which boasts excellent matchability.

「Our Cozun knitting method」
This method utilizes a small-size knitting machine modeled after the traditional loopwheel machines used during the Taisho-era (1912-1926). This machine operates at a much more moderate speed and at a far lower degree of tension compared to its modern counterparts. This is a truly premium knitting machine, of which only a few exist in the world, which we use to create our supremely soft knit garments.

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"Classic Detail"

This item is made from a fabric that has become a representative of spring and summer, and was developed to withstand flat-seam sewing. Based on this classic item, Button Works has processed a Mercury dime coin into an Apollo concho shape and finished it into a one-button henley-neck T-shirt. This is a more minimalist yet luxurious piece than the henley-neck T-shirts that are available as standard items.

Flat seamer sewing is gentle against the skin for stress-free wear.

The round-body construction with no side seams provides a clean look and stress-free comfort.

This item symbolizes BARNS OUTFITTERS craftsmanship, which begins with the selection of yarns and continues through the knitting and dyeing processes of fabric production.