Men’s sweatshirt coordinate special! Introducing the hottest outfits & recommended items with a sporty touch!

Sweatshirts” combine athleticism and toughness with a sporty and relaxed look. They have a different look from knitwear, which is delicate and beautiful, and give the wearer a moderately sophisticated look. In this issue, we focus on “trainers” and introduce some of the most popular outfits and items!

Trivia about sweatshirts 1

The original sweatshirt is the American sportswear brand ” Champion “. Champion was initially a sweater manufacturer, but after the death of the founder, Simon Feinbloom, the second generation sons began manufacturing T-shirts, socks, and thermal underwear. Later, the warmth and durability of their sweatshirt underwear were highly evaluated, and they were adopted as training wear for the U.S. military and athletic wear for college sports. This led to their adoption as town wear for college students in general.

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Trivia about trainers 2Trainer is Japanese English!

By the way, “sweatshirt” is a Japanese word, and is generally called “sweatshirt” in other countries. A sweatshirt is “a garment (shirt) that absorbs sweat,” and using the word “sweat” alone is misleading in other countries. In addition, trainers often mean “trainer” in English and “athletic shoes” in the UK, so when shopping for trainers overseas, keep in mind that the term “sweatshirt” should be used.

Sweatshirt Trivia 3What is Reverse Weave?

When discussing sweatshirts, it is important to understand the ” reverse weave ” patented by Champion in 1938. This is a specification in which the fabric is used horizontally instead of vertically as originally intended, in order to reduce the vertical shrinkage of the sweatshirt. The name “reverse weave” comes from “reverse the weave of the fabric.

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Next, we will introduce some notable coordination using sweatshirts and recommended items!