WAREHOUSE Lot 4064 MINTON'S
WAREHOUSE Lot 4064 MINTON'S
"Minton's Lumber & Supply" is a local company T-shirt modeled after an American lumber company. It features a mascot character holding tools on the front and the number "16" on the back, suggesting it may have been created for team sports like ball games. It's characterized by a design that blends workwear and sportswear. This is a piece that evokes the atmosphere of a local American company, combining practicality and playfulness.
In contrast to the non-wash 4601 series, the 4064 model was created as a used-look T-shirt in the "sekohan" (secondhand) series, thoroughly replicating a pre-owned feel. It is designed to resemble a vintage T-shirt that has been worn and washed for many years, featuring a moderately relaxed neckline, faded body, discolored and blurred print, and a brushed texture.
*Due to the washed nature of the product, there may be individual differences in the texture of the print.
*Due to the fabric characteristics, which are designed to mimic vintage textures, the hem tends to curl easily.
19/- Cotton Jersey
【Size38(M)】
Length (L)-64cm Shoulder (W)-46cm Chest (C)-52cm Sleeve (S)-16cm
【Size40(L)】
Length (L)-66cm Shoulder (W)-48cm Chest (C)-54cm Sleeve (S)-17cm
【Size42(XL)】
Length (L)-68cm Shoulder (W)-50cm Chest (C)-56cm Sleeve (S)-18cm
* (L) Body Length Back , (W) Shoulder Width , (C) Chest , (S) Sleeve Length
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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.

