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REFLECTIVE LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRT

Orange High Viz Strip
$65

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• SIZING
• DELIVERY
• RECYCLE COTTON 

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A fluorescent luminous ink is laminated by silkscreen printing on the surface of a fabric. We obtain this special material with reflective properties and printed on "Recycle Cotton" t-shirt as high-visibility strip by skilled artisans at our Kyoto factory.

This technique is also used on traffic sign.
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Handcrafted in Japan
Color: White, "Sumi" Black
AC592-B

SIZE	S	M	L	XL
Length(cm)​	66cm	68cm	​71cm	71cm
Chest(cm)	​47cm	51cm	54cm	56cm
​Shoulder(cm)	40.5cm	43.5cm	45cm	48cm
Sleeve Length(cm)	60cm	62cm	64cm	65cm

• ​Estimated delivery date is December 2018.
• We ship internationally and your orders will be shipped directly to you from Japan.
• Shipping charges will be added at check-out.

RECYCLE COTTON TEE
free rage's special "Recycle Cotton” is made from short fibers that fall of during the spinning and combing process. It gives the garment a super soft feel and superior fit. Every recycle cotton fabric adopts the characteristics of the yarn it originally came from, making each one unique in its own way. 
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The hem is a style that was used in the 1970s and 80s called “Susohiki”. This look is characterized by vertical threads and is created using a special sewing technique.

ABOUT CAMPAIGN

​THIS IS AN EXCLUSIVE & LIMITED OFFER! 
free rage is now showcasing their 2019 Spring/Summer collections ONLY to the dealers and fashion buyers in Japan. We have exclusively released these collection for our global audience. 
Pre-order now to be the first one to get this newest collection before everyone else!
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If you have any questions, please contact us or email us at info@atrimusf.com.

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ABOUT FREE RAGE

Established in 2007, Kyoto based free rage is a Japanese fashion label designing and creating head-turning tees and unique fashion/lifestyle pieces handcrafted by a league of enthusiastic artisans.  free rage infuses “freedom and rage of art” concept into everyday pieces.

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