SimplyComplicated

A henley neck top made from original Japanese fabric that reproduces the texture of American dry cotton.
The tightly woven fabric is made from thick air-spun yarn that is spun while incorporating air, giving it a moderate dry touch and firmness, and the more it is washed the better its texture will improve.
The slightly loose silhouette makes it highly versatile and can be worn as an inner layer or on its own for a sweatshirt-like feel.
The front placket is fitted with snap buttons made by COBRAX of Italy, giving the garment a subtle practicality and a sense of attention to detail in the materials.

This colorway recreates the camouflage pattern using a dyeing technique called chusen.
This technique allows the dye to penetrate deep into the fabric, and the natural unevenness created by the bleeding and fluctuations creates a unique look that cannot be achieved with printing.
One of the attractions of this product is that, although it can be mass-produced, each piece has subtle differences.

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[Size 1]
Shoulder width: 54cm / Body width: 58cm / Sleeve length: 63cm / Length: 67cm
[Size 2]
Shoulder width: 56cm / Body width: 60cm / Sleeve length: 65cm / Length: 69cm

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Country of Origin: Made in Japan
100% cotton

◉SimplyComplicated

The brand name was decided based on the concept of incorporating complicated elements into simple elements.

Even in today's fashion industry where trends change rapidly, the brand's team members plan what they "really want" and "what can be worn for a long time and cherished," and all items are produced in Japan.

Just as there are clothes on the market like secondhand clothes that have been passed down and loved by many people for decades, SC's clothes are not the kind of clothes that you will stop wearing after a year. They are simple clothes that can be worn for a long time, but with unique and complex designs that will be loved by people for 10, 20 or even decades to come. The brand's motto is to produce clothes with world-class Japan-made quality and to distribute them not only in Japan but to the world.