GOOD ONEstablished in Japan with the aim of creating T-shirts that become more attractive as they are worn, reminiscent of the durable T-shirts found in vintage American-made products. GOOD ON offers T-shirts and sweatshirts made with high-quality American cotton.Just the Right Thickness for ComfortMade with 100% American cotton air spinning yarn (18 single yarn), the fabric is a jersey fabric with excellent stretch and durability, woven to a comfortable thickness that naturally conforms to the skin.High-Quality American Cotton Recognized WorldwideGOOD ON uses "COTTON U.S.A." This mark is attached to products that use over 50% high-quality American cotton recognized worldwide. It is a "trust mark" certified by the CCI International Cotton Advisory Council and meets Japan's strict quality standards.The pigment dyeing process gives it a vintage-like atmosphere with unique fading and abrasion on the stitch parts, allowing you to enjoy aging that changes its expression like vintage clothing with repeated washing.It's also maintenance-free like regular T-shirts, so you can wear it daily without worry while washing it casually.Not Just a ReproductionThe piping from the neckline to the front serves as a design accent, replicating the details of a baseball shirt.Also, by matching the fabric and sewing thread in the same tone, it suppresses the sporty feel. It's an item that brings change to the tendency to stick to a single pattern of T-shirts and bottoms during the season.The front features classic cat's eye buttons. With incisions in the buttonholes, the button sewing thread does not protrude to the surface, making it less prone to abrasion.The slightly rounded hemline allows for inserting a pop of color as innerwear, adding versatility to casual styling.It is finished with a slightly more compact standard-fit silhouette than the wide silhouette of the past, making it easy to wear casually as a shirt. Whether paired with denim for a casual look or tucked into a matching set, it gives off a mature impression that isn't too put-together.
