COTTON PANAMA
A panama weave is a stepped plain weave, sometimes likened to rows of laid bricks, and gets its name from the construction of Panama straw hats. This tight, firm cloth is milled very smooth and was historically used for nuns’ wimples. The ecru fabric is either scoured to preshrink it before cutting, or piece-dyed black.
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TYPE 456 JANUS SHIRT
The Janus Shirt has two large patch pockets sewn onto the outside of the garment, each divided with a stitch across the centre into a lower hand-warmer and an upper storage pocket.
TYPE 476 YOKE POCKET SHIRT
The Yoke Pocket Shirt is constructed with bias-cut yokes running from a seam at the back of the neck over the shoulders, and down to the lower chest.
TYPE 006 BANDANA
Bandanas are cut from previous seasons' clothing fabrics, and weaving experiments which never made it into production.
