





Pullover Crewneck - Real Indigo Blanket Striped French Terry
Product Description
Crafted from heavyweight real indigo-dyed French terry, this pullover crewneck features a unique striped interior reminiscent of vintage denim. With a modern athletic fit, ribbed collar, and raglan sleeves, it balances style and comfort effortlessly. The texture and beautiful indigo fading will develop over time, ensuring a personalized look. Produced with expert craftsmanship in Japan, this crewneck is designed for those who appreciate quality and heritage in their wardrobe. From the brand: The Real Indigo Blanket Striped French Terry is a heavyweight, 563 GSM (16.6oz per square yard) knit inspired by classic denim trucker jackets. This French terry is made with real indigo-dyed yarns, ensuring that, like raw denim, it will fade and evolve uniquely with every wash and wear, developing a patina that reflects the life of its wearer. Just like the blanket-lined interiors of vintage denim jackets, the inside of this fabric features a bold striped pattern, enriched with colorful neps that echo the character heritage pieces. The contrast between the deep indigo-dyed exterior and the textured, striped interior adds a layer of depth rarely seen in knit fabrics. Produced in Wakayama, Japan, using circular knitting machines, this low-gauge French terry balances structure and comfort, featuring a smooth, sturdy face with soft, traditional French loops on the inside. The result is a fabric that's not just visually striking but also built to age beautifully, much like the best denim. Our Pullover Crewneck features a modern athletic fit, highlighted by a ribbed binder collar that features a vintage-style inlaid V gusset. Its raglan sleeves, ribbed side panels, cuffs, and hem offer optimal support and comfort, while the flat seam construction provides a polished finish. Expertly crafted in Japan ensuring superior quality. 563gsm / 16.6oz per square yard 54% Cotton / 32% Acrylic / 9% Wool / 5% Polyester Real Indigo Dyed Yarn Japanese Fabric Made in Japan











