Champion Reverse Weave TYPE Speed Addict SWEAT Reverse Weave Type SPEED ADDICT WHITE BLACK M size (Champion Sweat) ×

---------------------------------------------------------------------- Champion "reverse weave" type sweatshirt. The side ribs and wide ribs follow vintage details. The fabric is a 12.4oz brushed lining with excellent heat retention. Prevents your body temperature from dropping while running. *Reverse Weave is a clothing manufacturing method that was created in 1934 and is representative of Champion. Sweatshirts at the time had a weakness in that they tended to shrink vertically. This is how this manufacturing method was created. By using the fabric horizontally, which would normally be used vertically, it has the role of suppressing the vertical shrinkage of the fabric. The name ``Reverse Weave'' comes from the meaning of ``using the vertical and horizontal directions in reverse.'' Furthermore, the use of ribs on both sides increases the strength, making it difficult to lose its shape even when worn. A super embroidered patch made entirely in Japan. A photo of "Rollie Free" who attempted the world's fastest speed at Bonneville Flats in 1948 and recorded a speed of 240 km/h in VINSCENT. This riding posture with sea pants and leather shoes style. There is no better photo to truly embody "SPEED". A man's romance is coming to fruition. *Please refrain from using the following: Dryer/Iron the patch [SIZE] S Length 63cm/Width 50cm/Shoulder width 38cm/Sleeve length 62.5cm M Length 66cm/Width 53cm/Shoulder width 41cm/Sleeve length 63.5cm L Length 69cm/Width 56cm/Shoulder width 44cm/Sleeve length 64.5cm XL Length 72cm/Width 59cm/Shoulder width 47cm/Sleeve length 65.5cm XXL Length 75cm/Width 62cm/Shoulder width 50cm/Sleeve length 66.5cm Champion "reverse weave" type sweatshirt. The side ribs and wide ribs follow vintage details. The fabric is a 12.4oz brushed lining with excellent heat retention. Prevents your body temperature from dropping while running. *Reverse Weave is a clothing manufacturing method that was created in 1934 and is representative of Champion. Sweatshirts at the time had a weakness in that they tended to shrink vertically. This is how this manufacturing method was created. By using the fabric horizontally, which would normally be used vertically, it has the role of suppressing the vertical shrinkage of the fabric. The name ``Reverse Weave'' comes from the meaning of ``using the vertical and horizontal directions in reverse.'' Furthermore, the use of ribs on both sides increases the strength, making it difficult to lose its shape even when worn. A super embroidered patch made entirely in Japan. A photo of "Rollie Free" who attempted the world's fastest speed at Bonneville Flats in 1948 and recorded a speed of 240 km/h in VINSCENT. This riding posture with sea pants and leather shoes style. There is no better photo to truly embody "SPEED". A man's romance is coming to fruition. *Please refrain from using the following Dryer/Iron the patch part [SIZE] S Length 63cm/Width 50cm/Shoulder width 38cm/Sleeve length 62.5cm M Length 66cm/Width 53cm/Shoulder width 41cm/Sleeve length 63.5cm L Length 69cm/Width 56cm/Shoulder width 44cm/Sleeve length 64.5cm XL Length 72cm/Width 59cm/Shoulder width 47cm/Sleeve length 65.5cm XXL Length 75cm/Width 62cm/Shoulder width 50cm/Sleeve length 66.5cm