WAREHOUSE Lot 4114 Combi Raglan S/S Tee ARMY UNIT
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BRAND & PRODUCT
About the Brand and Product
WAREHOUSE Lot 4601 M.A.S.H.
Since its founding in 1995, WAREHOUSE has continued to pursue the goal of faithfully reproducing vintage clothing.
We consider the historical context of the time when a vintage garment we happened upon was originally produced,
We meticulously research and recreate every detail, from each individual thread to the fabric, stitching, and washing process.
WAREHOUSE is not a designer brand.
Just as designers’ names were not recorded on workwear and everyday clothing of the time, we believe these garments are appealing precisely because we don’t know who made them.
This color-blocked raglan-sleeve T-shirt is made from plating jersey, which knits different yarns together at the same time, with rayon on the surface and cotton on the reverse. It combines rayon’s characteristic drape with the practicality of cotton, and has a soft, fluid feel against the skin. The prominent design features an ARMY UNIT appliqué on the front.
STAFF VOICE
A Note from Our Staff
Ichimura / 175 cm / 75 kg / wearing size XL
You can never have too many of these old-school, distinctly American printed T-shirts.
This WAREHOUSE Lot 4114 is a classic raglan-sleeve T-shirt with the look of vintage sportswear.
My favorite details are the contrasting body and sleeve colors and the distinctive ARMY UNIT patch.
The design is military-inspired, but it also has a touch of the feel of old American college wear or sports team uniforms. I can’t get enough of its slightly rough-around-the-edges look.
The raglan sleeves, with their diagonal shoulder seams, also give it a character that sets it apart from an ordinary T-shirt.
It’s also appealing how the shoulders settle naturally when worn on its own, creating a relaxed silhouette.
And as always, WAREHOUSE T-shirts are even more enjoyable once you’ve worn them in.
With repeated washing, the fabric gradually softens, while the print develops scuffs and fading. I think it looks even better once it’s a little worn in than when it’s brand new and pristine.
Personally, I’d wear it with faded denim or roomy military pants, keeping things relaxed rather than too polished.
Pair it with old VANS or canvas sneakers, and you can enjoy a look that feels quintessentially American casual.
It’s not the kind of clothing you dress up for a special occasion, but I think it’s these unassuming T-shirts that capture the appeal of vintage wear.
This is a piece you’ll want to wear for years and let develop a character all its own.