401 Loopwheel Sweatshirt in Oatmeal Knitwear Sparing no expense in construction

Sparing no expense in construction

takes inspiration from early 1950's military gear

and is embellished with two extra large pockets at the waist for its signature silhouette

The shirt features a classic windowpane pattern with areas of subtle contrast throughout thanks to the indigo-dye process

the Check Button-Down Shirt from Pherrow's is made using a brushed needlecord fabric and features detailing rooted in heritage workwear

401 Loopwheel Sweatshirt in Oatmeal Knitwear Sparing no expense in constructionDetails Sizing Brand Info Obsessively vintage, Warehouse sweatshirts are woven on labor and time intensive loopwheel machines dating back to the 1960s. Weighing in at a hefty 10oz, Warehouse's loopwheel fabric is spun in Wakayama Japan using long staple African cotton. The fabric receives its loose and flexible attributes from its painstakingly slow weaving rate of only one meter per hour. The 401 sweatshirts from Warehouse are cut in a classic 1930's