The Lot.606 Hoodie embodies a vintage aesthetic with its unique elbow patches, inspired by traditional garment repairs. Crafted from tubular jersey cotton on a historic knitting machine in Wakayama, it offers a dry texture enriched by subtle irregularities. Finished with a rongalite treatment, this hoodie showcases a gentle fade, hinting at a life well-lived. Ideal for those seeking a blend of practicality and style, the hoodie pays tribute to the enduring stories woven into clothing.
From the brand: The Lot.606 Hoodie is Taiga Takahashi’s reconstruction of the “retrofit” hoodie, rooted in the Lot.606 Hooded Shirt. It carries details pulled from a time when clothing was treated as resource and necessity; elbow patches nod to the hand repairs workers often made with scraps of worn-out denim or leftover cloth. This practical reinforcement became part of the garment’s life story, and here it’s integrated into the design as a tribute to those traditions. The body is made from tubular jersey cotton knit on a century-old hanging knitting machine in Wakayama, producing fabric with a dry texture and subtle irregularities. Finished with a rongalite treatment, the sweatshirt takes on the gentle fade of a garment already lived in, ready to continue its own patina of wear.
