SNAP HENRY L/S TEE DYED CAMO

A Henley neck top made from a custom-developed Japanese fabric that captures the dry, textured feel of classic American cotton.
The tightly knitted fabric uses coarse, air-spun yarns that are spun with pockets of air, resulting in a firm hand and dry touch with natural structure. Over time, the material softens and develops character through repeated wear and washing.

Cut in a slightly relaxed silhouette, the piece is designed for versatility—comfortable as an inner layer, yet substantial enough to be worn on its own with a sweatshirt-like presence.
Finished with snap buttons from COBRAX, a trusted Italian manufacturer, the placket adds a subtle sense of utility and speaks to the garment’s material-conscious construction.

In this colorway, a traditional dyeing method known as chusen is used to create a camouflage-inspired pattern.
Unlike printed designs, the dye penetrates deep into the fabric, producing organic blurs and tonal shifts that result in a richly nuanced surface.
While suitable for production, each piece exhibits slight individual variation—one of the many unique qualities of this dyeing process.