SH-51DC

SH-51DC Silk-backed pongee with cotton-fronted high-density shirt (grass-dyed) The warp threads of the fabric are made of strong cotton threads used for canvas, and the weft threads are made of silk-spun pongee threads made by re-spinning waste cocoons and other parts of silk that cannot be used for silk thread making. This is an original material woven at high density in a twill weave using an old-fashioned shuttle loom used for weaving canvas. Like denim, the surface has strong cotton warp threads, and the back has silk-spun pongee threads with a pleasant texture, making it a functional material. The shirt is proposed as a Western-style garment that constitutes modern ethnic clothing. The construction follows the rules of Western clothing, but the design has been stripped down as much as possible, and the pattern is made based on functionality. Specifically, the sleeve cap is tucked in and the bottom of the sleeve is set higher to ensure movement around the arms, and the yoke on the back is tucked in rather than gathered. The back of the fabric (usually the front of the fabric) is used on the body side of the stand collar, yoke, and cuffs, making it a specification that focuses on the feel of the fabric against the skin. All are hand sewn with Indian camel bone buttons.