T-Shirts/Short Sleeve T-Shirts
Takehiko 908 Short Sleeve T-shirt (Top-Dyed)
¥995.00 CNY
Taxes included.
The long-loved 45 Star T-shirt is now Takehiko. "Hiko" is 45R's unisex sizing—for everyone to wear. We've refined the size balance for even greater comfort. A standard T-shirt you'll want to wear every day.
— For special days and everyday—Takehiko for all
Every encounter with cotton is unique, shaped by the soil, water, and weather. We remove the fuzz, smooth the fibers, and carefully draw them into yarn. Dyed while still in raw cotton form, creating a heathered finish with subtle depth. This year, to let the fabric age beautifully, we've blended Australian-grown cotton with Supima.
— For special days and everyday—Takehiko for all
Every encounter with cotton is unique, shaped by the soil, water, and weather. We remove the fuzz, smooth the fibers, and carefully draw them into yarn. Dyed while still in raw cotton form, creating a heathered finish with subtle depth. This year, to let the fabric age beautifully, we've blended Australian-grown cotton with Supima.
The long-loved 45 Star T-shirt is now Takehiko. "Hiko" is 45R's unisex sizing—for everyone to wear. We've refined the size balance for even greater comfort. A standard T-shirt you'll want to wear every day.
— For special days and everyday—Takehiko for all
Every encounter with cotton is unique, shaped by the soil, water, and weather. We remove the fuzz, smooth the fibers, and carefully draw them into yarn. Dyed while still in raw cotton form, creating a heathered finish with subtle depth. This year, to let the fabric age beautifully, we've blended Australian-grown cotton with Supima.
— For special days and everyday—Takehiko for all
Every encounter with cotton is unique, shaped by the soil, water, and weather. We remove the fuzz, smooth the fibers, and carefully draw them into yarn. Dyed while still in raw cotton form, creating a heathered finish with subtle depth. This year, to let the fabric age beautifully, we've blended Australian-grown cotton with Supima.
