CT-14C

The fabric is made of an original mountain-shaped twill weave pattern on a Schonherr loom, using cotton mixed with organic cotton waste, spun on a gara spinning machine as the weft, and silk spun pongee threads made by re-spinning waste cocoons and other parts that cannot be used for silk thread as the warp. The knotty texture of the yarn made by gara spinning, combined with the unique softness of the Schonherr loom woven at a slow speed, creates a texture that is almost like hand-woven fabric. The fabric ears made by the Schonherr loom are used as they are at the end of the collar, making the body slightly biased, creating a pattern that fits the body well. The overall width is wider than JK-03 and 07, giving it more room. The collar is also intentionally made shorter, and the shoulder seam is slightly higher to balance the overall look. The sleeves can be folded to any length you like. Also, the fabric is sewn with very fine stitches to create a tassel-like cut-off design. It can be worn reversibly and has large patch pockets and a waist tie.