WAREHOUSE Lot 4064 ERWIN JR.HIGH
WAREHOUSE Lot 4064 ERWIN JR.HIGH
This school T-shirt was actually used in a school's physical education department. It features the school name and "PHYS. ED. DEPT." printed on it, and was worn as a uniform for PE classes. The shield-shaped design is reminiscent of popular highway signs of the time, reflecting the American era when car culture flourished. The faded body and cracked print give it the feel of a well-worn vintage item.
In contrast to the NON-WASH 4601 series, the 4064 model was created as a T-shirt for the Second Hand series, meticulously reproducing a used look. It features a moderately loose neckline, faded body, discolored and cracked print, and a brushed feel, all designed to evoke a vintage T-shirt that has been worn and washed for many years.
※Due to the product being WASHED, there may be individual differences in the texture of the print.
※Due to the characteristics of the fabric, which is made to resemble the texture of that era, the hem is prone to curling.
19/- Jersey
■ Size
| SIZE | Body Length (L) | Shoulder Width (W) | Chest (C) | Sleeve Length (S) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 36 (S) | 62cm | 44cm | 50cm | 15cm |
| 38 (M) | 64cm | 46cm | 52cm | 16cm |
| 40 (L) | 66cm | 48cm | 54cm | 17cm |
| 42 (XL) | 68cm | 50cm | 56cm | 18cm |
Measurement Points
Body Length (L): Length from the center of the back collar seam to the hem.
Shoulder Width (W): Length from the shoulder seam to the opposite shoulder seam.
Chest (C): Width from armpit to armpit.
Sleeve Length (S): Straight length from the shoulder seam to the cuff.
(L) Body Length Back , (W) Shoulder Width , (C) Chest , (S) Sleeve Length
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The endless pursuit of detail
Since its establishment in 1995, WAREHOUSE has continuously pursued the theme of "faithfully reproducing vintage clothing."
Starting with a single vintage piece encountered by chance, we deeply consider its historical background,
and meticulously research everything from a single thread to the fabric, sewing, and even the washing process, continuously creating unique products.
T-shirts knitted on loose-gauge knitting machines from over 100 years ago,
denim that faithfully reproduces Levi's models from the 1920s to 1950s, and workwear based on U.S. military uniforms.
By reproducing the weaving, sewing, and detailed features of the time, we offer the experience of wearing the history and story of that era through a single garment.