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About This Items

WHITESVILLE
“2-PACK T-SHIRT”
Lot No. WV73544

This is a long-selling WHITESVILLE 2-pack T-shirt set, made in Japan.

Crafted from soft jersey fabric knitted with 20-count combed cotton yarn, these T-shirts offer a smooth texture and excellent comfort against the skin. The body features a seamless tubular construction for a clean silhouette and comfortable fit.

The neckline uses a double binder neck construction, where rib fabric made with 30-count yarn sandwiches the body fabric and is reinforced with an additional jersey tape. This results in a much stronger and more durable neckline compared to standard T-shirts.

Finished with double-needle stitching at the shoulders, hem, and sleeve openings. Suitable for year-round wear.

🔹 Features

  • 2-pack T-shirt set

  • Soft jersey fabric (20-count combed cotton)

  • Tubular body construction (no side seams)

  • Reinforced double binder neck

  • Double-needle stitching

  • Long-selling WHITESVILLE classic model

🔹 Size Chart (Approx.)

SizeShoulderChestLengthSleeve





M43.0 cm48.0 cm67.0 cm20.0 cm

Measurements are approximate.

🔹 Country of Origin

Made in Japan


   Shipping

We ship using Japan Post or Fedex.

   Payment

We usually ship within 5〜15 business days of receiving cleared payment.


   International Buyers - Please Note:

To U.S. Buyers:

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