John Mason Smith 22aw 7g Button Turtle Neck Knit

Posted by PALETTEartalive on October 30, 2022

If I noticed, the cold days were increasing over the chilly.

It's really cold if you don't wear the outer at night, it's a day.

This year will end in two months, as soon as every year.

Where should we be this year, by the way, last year it was Kyoto.

Today we are introducing a pullover knit that is getting colder recently.

John Mason Smith 22aw 7g Button Turtle Neck Knit

This knit that can be worn by both men and women is an item that can be worn relaxedly with a slightly loose body width, spacious sleeve width.

The deep color of the navy is elegant, mature, and is a versatile knit that is easy to match with various styles.

A material that uses 22 μ of France Merino, a melino species bred in grazing, is very low in the grazing of 1500 to 3000m, a low temperature of the Southern France and Arles.

　
It has a better valuy than the conventional Merino wool, and features a plump and warm and warm.

Because this raw material is non -muled jing wool
One of the features is that it incorporates an animal protection sustainable element.

The lock is designed like a sailor when viewed from behind, giving a good accent to the backside style that tends to be simple.

It is also recommended to put out a cardigan or a vest when layered a cardigan or vest.

There are three buttons in all, and it is very nice to wear them all.

The sleeves have a finger, and they can hide the back of the hand completely, so they play an active part on cold days.

I think some people don't know what the 7G is in the product name, so I will explain.

"G" or "gauge" is a unit that indicates the density of the needle of the editor (a machine that knits the fabric).
　
It indicates how many knitting needles are between 1 inch (about 2.54 cm).

If it is a seven gauge knit, there are seven needles between 1 inches.

If this number is small, the stitch will be rough, so it will be a low gauge knit, and if it becomes a large number in contrast, the eyes are clogged and called high gauge knit.

The 7 gauge is classified as a middle gauge, and it is just a good clogging condition for wearing it and layered, and is highly recommended.

For those who have a lot of knitwear, they don't have much yet, but those who want it are also versatile, so you should definitely wear it.

As I wrote at the beginning, it is the first place to be addicted to various styles, so I would like you to pick it up.