1950s Loopwheeled T-Shirt in White
£55.00
- out of stock
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A truly timeless classic, with a well-crafted simplicity, Merz B Schwanen’s 1950s Loopwheeled T-Shirt boasts a classic, causal fit that would have pleased Marlon Brando himself. Owing to soft 5.5 oz. all-natural, organic cotton fabric, and the gentle manufacturing process, it provides an extraordinary degree of comfort, wear on wear.
Dimensions
- Due to the nature of the production of this T-Shirt, it is recommended that you order at least one size up from your usual size. Provided with approximately 1.5 inches extra length due to approx. 3% shrinkage in the first wash.
- Small: Front length - 70cm , Chest Width - 46cm, Across Shoulders, 41.5cm, Sleeve Length - 21cm
- Medium: Front length - 71.5cm, Chest width - 49cm, Across shoulders - 43cm, Sleeve length - 22cm
- Large: Front length - 73cm, Chest width - 52cm, Across shoulders - 44.5cm, Sleeve length - 23cm
- Extra Large: Front length - 74.5cm, Chest width - 55cm, Across shoulders - 46cm, Sleeve length - 24cm
Features
notes
A truly timeless classic, with a well-crafted simplicity, Merz B Schwanen’s 1950s Loopwheeled T-Shirt boasts a classic, causal fit that would have pleased Marlon Brando himself. Owing to soft 5.5 oz. all-natural, organic cotton fabric, and the gentle manufacturing process, it provides an extraordinary degree of comfort, wear on wear.
Insights
In 1911, Balthasar Merz established a textile factory on the Swabian Alb in Germany. Then, a century on, after chancing upon a 90-year-old Henley shirt produced by the since defunct textile brand in a Berlin flea market, and finding true inspiration in its quality, Gitta and Peter Plotnicki sought to re-establish the historic name in 2011. Now, as then, the unique fabric of their garments is traditionally manufactured using original loop wheelers in Germany; with each one a product of both patience and artisanal craftmanship.
Details & Care
- Ribbon panelled classic crew neck
- No side seams
- Triangle inserts under arms
- Made in Germany
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