Dubble Works Heavyweight Mock Neck Long Sleeve T-shirt L Width approx. 52cm, Length approx. 68.5cm Off-white The following details are quoted from the HP. DUBBLE WORKS -"STAND WHEEL" H/W MOCK NECK L/S TEE This is a new model of Dubble Works' "STAND WHEELER" heavyweight series, a mock neck L/S T-shirt. Heavyweight long sleeves often feel restrictive or irritating against the skin due to the hard texture of the fabric, but with the "STAND WHEEL" heavyweight, those disadvantages are nonexistent. The common heavyweight jersey is knitted with medium-thick yarn at a high density, which can feel stiff or rough against the skin. However, when 8-count thick yarn is knitted at a high density, even though it's high-density, there is a slight allowance in the knit, leaving a moderate stretch. Also, thick yarn feels softer against the skin. I think this is a very comfortable T-shirt among heavyweight long-sleeve T-shirts. The cuffs and hem ribs are not sewn on, but are binder-stitched. The stretching of the ribs due to wear and tear will be considerably reduced. Rather than extreme bunching due to sewing, the binder neck naturally and slightly shrinks, creating a different expression on the hard-textured heavyweight jersey. "STAND WHEEL" Heavyweight Jersey. The rare knitting machine "STAND WHEELER" remains only a few in Wakayama. In Japanese, it is called [台丸 (Daimaru)]. It is a high-density, tubular jersey knitted with 8-count thick yarn. The rough texture of the cotton and the knit pattern, which even looks like fine stripes, create a unique expression. This "STAND WHEELER" is not originally a dedicated machine for tubular jersey knitting, but a so-called double knitting machine used for rib knitting, etc., and it is knitted in a single knitting specification without using one of the needles. The machine is operated slowly and carefully with the reliable skills of the craftsmen, so only about 25m can be knitted in a day. It is a very rare fabric.