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Feminine border

Many people have striped tops as part of their wardrobe, but the narrow-pitch Healthknit narrow striped T-shirt has a slightly retro 90s feel, a relaxed silhouette with just the right amount of room, and slightly longer sleeves, making it a piece that is not too casual and creates a casual adult style.

Striped tops are often worn under shirts, cardigans, and jackets before you know it. The pattern brightens up the face and makes the whole outfit look more casual, but the impression actually varies depending on the width of the stripes. Regular stripes give a casual feel, thick stripes make an impact, and thin stripes look more mature. If you're tired of the usual marine stripes or have been away from stripes for a while, Healthknit's narrow striped T-shirt will change your mood and make you enjoy it.

Committed to cotton

Healthknit is particular about fabrics, with an emphasis on comfort and practicality, and is particular about the feel of the fabric, which is neither too thick nor too thin, and is made from U.S. cotton that is ring spun and has a moderate weight that does not wear out even after repeated daily washing. The T-shirt is made from fabric of just the right thickness for spring and summer through a process called combing to remove impurities and fuzz. The fabric is smooth to the touch and has a feminine silhouette that is not too casual. The antibacterial and deodorizing treatment is a great feature for the hot summer, making it a great piece of daily wear.

Tracing the history of the production area

Healthknit is a brand that focuses on comfort and durability, and creates timeless products. It uses high-quality fabrics that are comfortable to the touch and durable enough to withstand hard work. The clothes, which are produced with the same unchanging attention to detail, such as flat seams and product dyeing using American cotton, have a unique texture and details, and are still loved 100 years after their completion.

Healthknit was founded in 1900, when the Western expansion era came to an end, as a manufacturer of high-quality underknitwear for Standard Knitting Mills in Knoxville, Tennessee. Facing the Mississippi River, Healthknit was able to enjoy the favorable conditions of a supply of high-quality cotton materials, which continued to grow as a distribution center for the cotton industry, and with the background of consistent production management from spinning to sewing, Healthknit created the three-button Henley neck, the most standard underwear in the world. In the good old days of America, this brand was loved by working men as workwear.