A hoodie shirt that won't irritate
The first hooded shirt that Morikage Shirts made was
In oxford fabric,
Instead of a button-down collar, the collar was used as a hood.
Is there anyone who remembers this?
...Before that.
At Morikage Shirts, the kanji used for "collar" is sometimes used as "eri."
Currently, "collar" is a commonly used kanji.
Morikage personally prefers the look of a collar.
The hiragana character for "Eri" doesn't seem to fit either.
I apologize for being presumptuous, but please keep this in mind in the future.
Now, let's get back to the main topic.
The first hooded shirt I made,
Try putting a hood on your shirt.
It was originally created based on a simple idea by designer Morikage.
Around 2000, duffle coats and outdoor wear,
It is assumed that it will be worn.
There were functional hooded items,
I don't think there have been many items with hoods designed as collars.
The first sample was made to be a size that could be worn over the head, based on the hood of a parka I had.
The fabric of the shirt is not as textured as the sweatshirt material,
It didn't end up being the shape and design I had in mind.
So,
Like Morikage, who usually doesn't wear a hood or a hat,
I thought that no one would actually wear it,
He thought it would be a good idea to make a hood that wouldn't overlap with other items.
And as for the collar design, we aimed for a hood that would give a good overall balance.
Repeatedly adjusting the size,
I have completed a small hood that looks cute.
While placing emphasis on functionality, Morikage's characteristic focus on maintaining an objective view of overall balance resulted in the creation of a unique hoodie shirt.
...But there are some people who want to wear it!
In reality, if you want to wear it, you can (it depends on the person), but
The size is insufficient to function as a hood.
However, the hood around the neck makes the eye look upwards,
The overall balance is clearly visible,
I hope you enjoy the food as a design.
Water-repellent nylon hoodie shirt made from lightweight nylon taffeta.
It has a soft texture with natural wrinkles and a water-repellent finish.
It has a soft texture with natural wrinkles and a water-repellent finish.
At first, I was thinking of making it as a shirt, so I made it out of cotton double gauze and tweed-like fabric, but
By evolving into an item to be worn over a shirt,
We considered using a lighter material that could be put on more quickly and comfortably.
I'm currently using nylon material.
Morikage shirts are made mainly from natural materials such as cotton and linen.
I was a little hesitant to use nylon material,
As we made samples and tried them on repeatedly,
Nylon material has the appeal of being able to supplement comfort and functionality that cannot be achieved through design or patterns.
It was the perfect material for food items.
It's lightweight and not bulky, making it ideal for business trips and travel. *The weight on the product page is the average for all sizes. Weight may vary slightly depending on the size.
Over time, this hoodie shirt has evolved into its current design and specifications.
Materials and details change slightly depending on the season,
If you like hoodie shirts (and understand that they are not suitable for allergic reactions),
Be sure to check out our new water-repellent nylon hoodie shirt .
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