T-37C

The yarn is made by twisting hemp thread with a hair count of 60, which is very thin among hemp threads, and cotton thread with a count of 40, which is made by compact spinning Indian extra-long staple cotton, Supima cotton, and knitting it in a plain stitch pattern. By mixing not only hemp but also cotton, the design maintains kickback and prevents the garment from stretching even with continued wear. In addition, polyurethane elastic thread is added to the milling fabric used in the neckline and some of the cuffs. This makes the design more robust. The length is short, making it easy to tuck into bottoms. The large armholes create a roomy silhouette, and the body width is ample, and the milling cuffs are just the right amount of room, so there is enough space between the body and the fabric, making it comfortable to wear even in the summer. The cuffs, hem openings, and the octopus binder design from the shoulders to the neckline are all designed with the strength of the T-shirt sewing in mind.