Keep it long, treasure it long.

Created from archives from the late 1980s

A row of buttons fastens the placket at the neck. Healthknit, which can be said to be the origin of the henley neck, has arrived with sweatshirts in a classic shape and colorful colors that can be worn by both genders. This piece was created from a Healthknit archive catalog from the late 1980s.

Excellent daily wear

This classic sweatshirt, his Henley long sleeve, follows the design of Healthknit's classic long sleeve, but uses a thick fabric that was called "standard weight" in the late 1980s. The brand's traditional three-button henley neckline and sideways buttonholes also recreate details from the time, and the cuffs accent the simple sweatshirt.

The material is a blend of cotton, which has excellent water absorption, and polyester, which is quick-drying and durable, making it an easy choice for daily wear.Furthermore, the back side that touches the skin has a brushed finish, making it gentle on the skin. It looks great when worn alone, and if you're a woman, you can layer it up because of its loose size, so it's suitable for any season.

With a vibrant color lineup that gives off a somewhat retro atmosphere, you will feel fresh just by incorporating it. Colorful sweatshirts are an easy way to add color by wrapping them around your shoulders, and they can be put on immediately when you feel chilly, making them useful in seasons when there is a big difference in temperature between morning and evening. This is a classic sweatshirt that is easy to match with any bottom and is recommended for those who like classic designs.

Tracing the history of the production area

Healthknit is a brand that creates universal products with a focus on comfort and durability, and creates wear that is comfortable to the touch with high-quality fabrics and durable enough to withstand hard work. The clothing is produced with the same attention to detail, such as flat seams and product dyeing, and has a unique texture and detail, and continues to be loved even 100 years after its completion.

Healthknit was born in Knoxville, Tennessee as a manufacturer of high-quality underknitwear by Standard Knitting Mills in 1900, at the end of the Wild West era. Facing the Mississippi River, it was a growing center for the cotton industry, and in addition to the favorable conditions of supplying high-quality cotton materials, and the integrated production management from spinning to sewing, it became the most standard underwear in the world. A three-button henley neck from Healthknit. In the good old days of America, this brand was used as work wear by working men.