Dickies long-sleeve T-shirt with sleeve print

Introducing a long-sleeve T-shirt from "Dickies," a representative work casual brand from America.
Available in four colors: white, smoky black, black, and blue.

■Design
A casual item with printed sleeves as an accent.
Features ribbed sleeves, with a relaxed sleeve width, making it suitable for both men and women.

■Point
Made from 16OE jersey material with a dry texture and a coarse feel.
100% cotton for a comfortable touch.

■Coordination
Can be worn alone, and layering with short sleeves according to the temperature is also recommended.

■Detailed Sizes
Size Length Width Shoulder Width Sleeve Length
M 69cm 56cm 52cm 58.5cm
L 71cm 58cm 54cm 59cm
XL 73cm 60cm 56cm 59.5cm
XXL 75cm 62cm 58cm 60cm

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■Dickies
"Dickies" started as a small overall company in Texas, USA. The background of its growth into a globally loved brand lies in a thorough commitment to functionality since its founding.
C.N. Williamson and E.E. Dickie, co-founders and cousins, began producing workwear in the 1920s, during the height of the American Dream.
They traveled across the U.S. to observe various work sites, such as farms and mines, to understand the characteristics of each job, and created apparel for workers.
Products tailored to workers' needs quickly spread throughout America. During World War II, Dickies produced millions of uniforms at the government's request. Their dedication to craftsmanship never waned, and in the 1950s, they created the "874" work pants for oil workers in Texas, which remains one of the most beloved work pants worldwide.
These pants are durable, stain-resistant, and fit any body type—embodying the spirit of Dickies. They became a huge hit and expanded to work sites around the world. The company's commitment to listening to workers' voices continues to underpin its policy "FIT YOU, FIT YOUR JOB."

In the 1990s, a street culture boom swept across the U.S. West Coast, with skateboarders loving the durable and affordable "874," which then gained popularity among artists in various fields. This popularity spread to Japan and other parts of the world, establishing Dickies as a casual fashion brand. Today, Dickies products are sold in over 110 countries across Europe, Asia, South America, and Africa.