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Wear it to look slim

A linen sleeveless knit pullover made of 100% linen with a natural texture that will keep you comfortable even in summer. The beautiful bright colors, the luxurious luster of the linen, and the slightly sheer weave make this a luxurious piece that gives you the feeling of careful work.

Beautiful linen coloring

A linen sleeveless knit pullover with side slits towards the front that make your body look slimmer. The neat and sweet weave gives it an exquisite sheer feel, giving it a refreshing and healthy look when layered with a tank top or camisole. When viewed from the back, the back is slightly open, and by showing a little of the innerwear and back, it has a cooler design.

Put it on and take it off using the button on the back of the neck. This sleeveless knit pullover has the dry feel of linen and the breathability created by its sheer feel, making it a sleeveless knit pullover that can be worn cool from spring to the rainy season. It's also great that it dries easily and stays clean even during periods of rain.

The linen crew neck knit pullover is characterized by its extremely vivid colors, which range from natural to bright colors. The colors are BEIGE, which brings out the texture of linen, the versatile color BLACK, the nuanced C.GREY, and the reddish PINK, which allows you to enjoy beautiful coloring. Since it is thin, it can be worn with tops, and can be worn with any bottoms, from casual to neat outfits.

Japanese knit brand with fans in Europe

C.T. plage, which started in 2007, is a knit brand with the concept of ``casual but meaningful knits''. A simple design that is easy to wear on a daily basis, but with a unique nuance added to the silhouette. The knit is extremely soft to the touch and has been carefully handled, such as by carefully finishing the yarn so that it can be hand-washed as much as possible. The knit products that reflect the attention to detail that is unique to Japanese women have gained a firm following even in Europe, where long-established knitwear brands are crowded.

Designers Naomi Suwa and Mikako Kanaya are both women who have been involved in planning in the Japanese knitting industry for many years. ``When I wanted to work by thinking about giving shape to the clothes themselves, being a knit designer was a job that allowed me to select materials and threads and plan them. In the process of turning a single thread into a product, it is very enjoyable to see the person's own ideas appear in the product. The real pleasure of knit planning is that even if it looks like an ordinary shape, you can create it by simply changing your mindset and way of thinking. One of the great benefits of being a designer is to touch the wearer's five senses, such as how easy it is to wear and how comfortable it is. ”
The two designers who said this do a wide variety of work, including developing patterns that take advantage of the characteristics of materials, production processes, and original materials, in order to pursue not only the design but also the essence of the product. However, it has a design that is extremely comfortable to wear.

In addition, by taking responsibility for planning everything from the yarn stage to finishing, we take a long time to arrange materials while taking time and location into consideration. For example, when it comes to creating color, we dye the cotton instead of the thread, so as to put as little stress on the thread as possible. Especially when it comes to fall/winter materials, most of them are dyed in the cotton state. The more you wear it, the more you will see a difference between dyed yarn and dyed cotton. This is especially noticeable on black colored ones.

Although it takes a lot of time and effort to realize it, C.T.plage's knits express their commitment in a very casual way, and you can feel that they are different from others in terms of comfort and silhouette. This brand attracts a lot of support, especially from experienced adults who have worn a lot of clothes, as there are many things you notice when you keep wearing them.