Good evening. This is Ikeda.
I was originally planning to take the day off tomorrow and go to the land of dreams for my niece and nephew, but I was unable to go because the forecast predicted heavy rain.
Therefore, tomorrow we will be open in the rain in the real world.
So my niece and nephew are going to dreamland today.
I just hope it doesn't rain.
Dreamland in the rain can be enjoyed in a different way than on a sunny day, so that's also good.
I don't like it if it's windy.
Perhaps there are still restrictions on admission, but it seems to be relatively empty, so I think I'll have some nice dreams if I relax and drink beer in the dreamland that has become empty due to the rain.
Today, I can only imagine that it is similar to the experience I had there, so today I would like to introduce INNAT's US NIGHT SHIRT.
It may or may not be similar to that item.
First of all, the overall image source is a sleeping shirt used by the American military in the 40s and 50s.
When you hear the word "sleeping shirt," you might imagine something similar to the standard SLEEPING SHIRT , but it's a similar design with a completely different source.
Anyone can see it if they see it.
In the case of military sleeping shirts, the design and specifications vary depending on the country and era, such as stand collar or no collar, buttons or ribbons, pullover or not.
US NIGHT SHIRT has no collar and buttons.
Personally, I think it's the easiest to wear among military sleeping shirts.
However, INNAT's signature style is that it does not simply trace the sleeping shirts of the time, but has specifications that are closely aligned with modern times.
The first thing I'm happy about is the waist pocket.
This one is more similar to the standard SLEEPING SHIRT than it has the same double-sided specifications.
Just having pockets makes it convenient when you go out for a while.
I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but I think sleeping shirts from the 40s and 50s didn't have a yoke.
However, here a yoke specification is used.
The yoke design also makes it easier to recognize it as a shirt instead of a flat look when viewed from the back.
This part also has the same specifications as SLEEPING SHIRT.
The fabric used there is a cotton ripstop typewriter made from organic cotton.
This is also the same as SLEEPING SHIRT.
Since it has a finer grid than the FATIGUE JACKET 's ripstop, I think the texture is just enough to avoid giving it a rugged impression.
The fabric is thin enough that the inner layer is slightly transparent.
The colors will be explained later, but the white color is particularly transparent.
I think the next order is Lime green, then Light Purple.
As mentioned above, we selected three colors: White, Lime green, and Light purple.
I mentioned that white is quite transparent, but don't be afraid to wear a border and show that you're willing to go all out if it's transparent.
White looks like a good item to have as a new standard, and Lime geen and Light Purple also come in handy when you want to wear something with color.
Although it has many of the same specifications as SLEEPING SHIRT, it is an attractive piece with a completely different finish rather than being similar.
Even if you can only do similar things, INNAT's US NIGHT SHIRT will make you conscious of trying to do something similar and different that reflects your individuality.
Ikeda
