By Kyoto Montsuke, which has been pursuing only "black dyeing" with black crests, which is a traditional Japan formal attire, for more than 100 years
Directly managed store-limited items with "deep black processing" are now available from "T1011 (Teaten-Eleven)", which is synonymous with heavyweight T-shirts.
A total of three types of short-sleeved T-shirts, short-sleeved pocket T-shirts, and raglan 3/4 T-shirts will be available at the official online store and directly managed stores from July 19th (Saturday).
The product dyeing uses the deep black processing of Kyoto crest, and the fabric that has been dyed black is further processed to give it a deeper true black.
The body features a dry feel and excellent feel unique to USA cotton, and the more you wear it, the more flavor it becomes.
It has a round body with no sewing on the sides, and the binder neck specification typical of Champion (Champion) of authentic American athletic wear is also a point.