Warehouse & Co 483 'No 40' Reverse Weave Sweatshirt - Heather Grey
With the introduction of the Lot: 483 sweatshirt into the Warehouse & Co fold, the brand have faithfully recreated a piece of leisure history, first made famous by the American Champion brand. The reverse weave sweat is perhaps the most sought after by vintage enthusiasts, and this new version is every bit as good as the originals.
By setting the weave vertically, rather than horizontally, the brand have reduced the potential for shrinkage, and ensured comfort by eliminating the top shoulder seams. Warehouse & Co have worked with sinker knitting machines to perfect the density of the fabric, which is heavy to the touch, yet still remarkably soft and supple.
A crew neck and side gusset panels have been added, while a ribbed cuff and waistband allowĀ for the perfect comfort fit. When it comes to vintage sweats, Warehouse & Co have really done the leg work to ensure that what you are getting is as close to the real thing as it possibly can be!
Original: $380.78
-65%$380.78
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With the introduction of the Lot: 483 sweatshirt into the Warehouse & Co fold, the brand have faithfully recreated a piece of leisure history, first made famous by the American Champion brand. The reverse weave sweat is perhaps the most sought after by vintage enthusiasts, and this new version is every bit as good as the originals.
By setting the weave vertically, rather than horizontally, the brand have reduced the potential for shrinkage, and ensured comfort by eliminating the top shoulder seams. Warehouse & Co have worked with sinker knitting machines to perfect the density of the fabric, which is heavy to the touch, yet still remarkably soft and supple.
A crew neck and side gusset panels have been added, while a ribbed cuff and waistband allowĀ for the perfect comfort fit. When it comes to vintage sweats, Warehouse & Co have really done the leg work to ensure that what you are getting is as close to the real thing as it possibly can be!
