S/S Print Open Shirt “HOT WHEEL”

DS-2691 S/S Print Open Shirt “HOT WHEEL”

100% Cotton

Sizes 38, 40, and 42 are sold out.

I found some American-made deadstock fabric with a navy background and lots of HOT WHEEL branding on it, so I decided to use it to make an open-collar shirt.

HOT WHEEL is now pronounced "Hot Wheels" in Japan. It is a miniature car series released by the American toy manufacturer Mattel in 1968, and when it was first introduced in Japan, it was known as "Hot Wheels". It was being done.

After that, the name "Hot Wheels" became established around 2000 when the American company Mattel established a branch in Japan.

This fabric is made in the USA and is deadstock. Normally, this kind of material, which is called corporate material, would not be sold to the public, but maybe it was brought to the market as part of Mattel's sales strategy. I might.

The textile, covered with the Hot Wheels logo and racing cars, is irresistible for fans of classic miniature cars.

The cotton broadcloth is a smooth material that feels comfortable to wear.

The style is an open-collared, single-pocket style. The collar is machine-stitched with a short point, reminiscent of the late 1950s. The buttons are cat's-eye buttons for export. The pattern matching of the front body and pockets is perfect, and it is a Mattel item. It's like wallpaper.