Jackman Dotsume Pocket Tee

A T-shirt with a pocket that uses air-spun cotton with a length of about 13-33 mm, which is mainly produced in the cotton farming area of ​​the Mississippi River Basin in the United States.

It is characterized by the rough texture and rough look that are unique to rice cotton. The large pockets, shape, and W stitching are representative details of the baseball uniforms worn in the United States in the 1890s.

From the 2011 Spring/Summer season, the design has been changed to +3cm in body width, +2cm in shoulder width, +2cm in length, and +1cm in sleeve length compared to the conventional JM5009.

The neck rib is also changed to a polyurethane mixed binder specification, which assists expansion and contraction when putting on and taking off and prevents stretching. A pocket t-shirt that is easy to wear and durable.