【CAPERTICA】CAP703CS09-AD Ancient Dyed Linen Heavy Jersey Oversized Tank Top -IRON BLACK-2

A new color, Iron Black(Tetsuguro), is now available in the Ancient Dyeing Series.

The "Ancient Dyeing" is done by hand by a dyeing specialist who handles special dyeing for COLINA, using sulfide dye, one of the traditional dyeing techniques, so that the dye penetrates and blends in unevenly.

Generally, industrial dyeing is done uniformly to avoid unevenness in dyeing, but this is exactly opposite, it is randomly dyeing, so that no two pieces are the same and each piece has a different look and feel.

This special item is a T-shirt made of original heavy jersey material of linen and ancient dyed by hand.
Each piece is pre-treated by hand and dyed a deep black by over-dyeing.
The result is a unique, uneven texture with an overwhelming punch that can only be achieved by hand.

Linen, with its excellent quick-drying and sweat-absorbent properties, is the perfect fabric for the sweaty spring and summer seasons.

The inlay material has a firm texture. It is knitted in a structure called "block inlay," which is characterized by its uneven surface texture. The surface of the fabric is characterized by a knitted fabric with a rough texture like concrete blocks. The result is a fabric with a soft texture and warm surface feel.

It creates a rich and fluffy expression, and has a soft texture that is familiar to the skin as if it has been used for a long time, giving it a tasteful and high quality atmosphere.

The design around the shoulders and neck is carefully considered.
The design is particular about the design of the shoulder width, which is quite wide for a tank top, and the sleeve cuffs with special specifications. The neck opening is also a little boat-neck-like for a tank top.
The neckline is a little boat neck for a tank top, and the top width is wide with little drop in the front.
The size of this item makes it easy to wear alone, as an inner layer, or as a layering item, and it can be worn in a wide range of ways.

The dye will fade each time it is washed at the beginning of use, but it will soon settle down and become a good texture.
Usually, the dye tends to come out after 2 to 3 washes, but depending on the dye, the color may remain for a while.
Please avoid washing with other laundry as there is a possibility of color migration.
The pectin in linen fibers will come off if bleach is used, so we recommend washing with a neutral detergent as much as possible.