A textile collage featuring images from Junji Ito's masterpiece, "Uzumaki."
The material is 100% rayon, which is comfortable to wear.
The buttons are black mother-of-pearl cat's eye buttons.
Since the top button can be fastened, it can also be worn as a regular collared shirt.
size
Size 1 (equivalent to women's L)
Length 64
Width 53cm (Circumference 106cm)
Shoulder width 44
Sleeve length 21
Size 2 (equivalent to men's L)
Length 70
Chest width 61cm (circumference 122cm)
Shoulder width 50
Sleeve length 24
cm
Women's model height: 160cm
Photo 1: Wearing beige, size 1.
Second photo: Wearing size 2 in green.
Men's model, height 178cm
Wearing size 2
material
100% Rayon
Black mother-of-pearl cat's eye buttons
Maintenance
Wash it in a laundry net, and remove it from the washing machine immediately after washing to hang it to dry.
Leaving it wet for an extended period may cause it to shrink.
Please be careful of color transfer and do not wash with light-colored items.
Iron at a low temperature with a pressing cloth.
©Junji ITO/Shogakukan
A unique textile featuring a collage of scenes from Junji Ito's masterpiece Uzumaki .
Made from 100% rayon for a soft and comfortable feel.
Finished with black mother-of-pearl cat-eye buttons.
The top button can be fastened, allowing the shirt to be worn as a classic collared shirt as well.
SIZE
Size 1 (Equivalent to Women's L)
Length: 64 cm
Chest: 53 cm (106 cm circumference)
Shoulder: 44 cm
Sleeve length: 21 cm
Size 2 (Equivalent to Men's L)
Length: 70 cm
Chest: 61 cm (122 cm circumference)
Shoulder strap: 50 cm
Sleeve length: 24 cm
MODEL INFORMATION
Women: Height 160 cm
Photo 1: Beige / Wearing Size 1
Photo 2: Green / Wearing Size 2
Men: Height 178 cm
Wearing Size 2
MATERIAL
100% Rayon
Black Mother-of-Pearl Cat-Eye Buttons
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Machine wash in a laundry net.
Remove from the washing machine immediately after washing and hang to dry.
Leaving the garment wet for an extended period may cause shrinkage.
Wash separately from light-colored garments to avoid color transfer.
Iron at a low temperature using a pressing cloth.
©Junji ITO/Shogakukan