White
Light gray
Light beige
Garabou summer sweater
| A spinning machine that mimics hand-spinning techniques, developed in the late 19th century by former monk and inventor Gaun Tatsumune. Yarn is spun like handspun yarn using fallen cotton. This sweater is knit roughly using garabou cotton yarn with a rich texture. The comfort of garabou sweaters, which contain a lot of air, is everlasting. Garabou spinning machines produce yarns with looks like a hand-spun finish. Because the fineness of the yarn is random and varies from about 2mm to 5mm, the finished size and length of each garment is different, as is the length of the sleeves on each side. The weight of each garment also varies because the weight of the yarn also varies. Garabou yarn used to spin the waste cotton is spun so softly that it contains air, so the waste cotton may stick to the garment. Dust of cotton may adhere to it. COTTON 100% SIZE: S LENGTH 61 / WIDTH 51.5 / CUFF FROM FRONT NECK POINT(through SHOULDER POINT) 74 SIZE: M LENGTH 64 / WIDTH 53.5 / CUFF FROM FRONT NECK POINT(through SHOULDER POINT) 78 SIZE: L LENGTH 67 / WIDTH 55.5 / SHOULDER WIDTH 36 / CUFF FROM FRONT NECK POINT(through SHOULDER POINT) 82 *The size is in centimeters. *1cm=approximately 0.4inch *Model height 171cm, wearing size S (Light gray) *Model height 178cm, wearing size M (Light beige) |
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