Dickies Faded Festival Print Fleece-Lined Sweatshirt

Introducing the fleece-lined trainer from the American representative work casual brand "Dickies."
The colors are available in two options: oatmeal and smoky gray.

■Design
The nostalgic graphic style of Workstreet is expressed with a faded print.

■Point
A warm brushed fabric with a high cotton blend ratio.
The relaxed oversized silhouette offers a comfortable fit.

■Coordination
Natural taste that goes well with chinos and basic denim pants.
Skirts and other sweet and spicy tastes also match well.

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Sheerness: None
Lining: None
Elasticity: Some present
Gloss: None
Fabric thickness: Heavyweight
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Model height: 170cm
Wearing size: F
■Detailed Size
Size Length Body Width Shoulder Width Sleeve Length Yoke Length
F 68cm 66cm 64cm 53cm 85cm

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■Dickies
"Dickies" started as a small overalls company in Texas, USA. The background of its growth into a major brand loved worldwide lies in its unwavering commitment to functionality that has continued since its founding.
C.N. Williamson and E.E. Dickie. The two cousins, co-founders of Dickies, began producing workwear in the 1920s, right in the midst of the nation buzzing with the realization of the American Dream. They traveled across the country to various "work sites," investigating the characteristics of different jobs such as farmers and miners, and created clothing for workers. The products, designed with various innovations to meet the needs of laborers, quickly permeated throughout the United States. During World War II, Dickies produced millions of uniforms at the request of the government. Throughout this time, their commitment to craftsmanship never wavered, and in the post-war 1950s, they created the "874" work pants for local Texas oil workers, which remain some of the most beloved work pants in the world. Durable, stain-resistant, and fitting for any body type... these pants are said to embody the spirit of Dickies and became an explosive hit, spreading to work sites around the globe. The attitude of listening to workers' voices has continued, forming the foundation of Dickies' policy "FIT YOU. FIT YOUR JOB."

In the 1990s, a boom in street culture swept across the United States. The sturdy and affordable "874" became a favorite among West Coast skaters, which led to its penetration into various fields of artists. Its popularity spread to the cultural scenes in Japan and around the world, and eventually, Dickies established its position as a brand in casual fashion. Today, Dickies products are sold in over 110 countries worldwide, including Europe, Asia, South America, and Africa.