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Kazuyuki Kumagai ATTACHMENT

Cold Dyed Tee

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Made in Japan
  • Cold dyed slate navy over white jersey, the colour clouded and uneven across the body
  • Undyed white patches under both arms and along the side seams, where the cloth was folded in the dye
  • Centre back seam reading as a pale line
  • Double stitched round neck bound in a narrow band
  • Long, slim cut
colour
Slate Navy
tagged size
2
fit
fits M
condition
8 out of 10
Brand label cut out of the neckline by a previous owner, the stub still under the back neck binding General wear
price
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About the brand
Kazuyuki Kumagai trained under Issey Miyake, working as an assistant designer through the first half of the 1990s, and founded ATTACHMENT in 1999. The label built its name on staples cut from fabrics developed in-house - leather outerwear, denim, jersey - with military and motorcycle design elements behind them. It showed in Paris from the mid-2000s, and in 2007 Kumagai added the KAZUYUKI KUMAGAI line.
Measurements
shoulder17.3 in / 44 cm
pit to pit18.5 in / 47 cm
length26.8 in / 68 cm
sleeve6.7 in / 17 cm
Material
100% cotton jersey, cold dyed
Care guide
Hand wash cold inside out and hang to dry: no bleach, no iron, no dry clean, no tumble dry. The colour sits on the surface, so it can soften a little with washing, and the white seams and patches are the finish, not fading. Do not soak it with lighter garments.
Barter

Proposals must meet these requirements to be answered. A trade proposal is one message carrying:

  • The item you are looking to trade for
  • Your item: brand, name, tagged size
  • Photographs of the front, the back, the labels and every flaw
  • Its measurements
  • Whether you want a straight trade or a trade with cash on either side

Trades can also be paid out in store credit. Credit offers run higher than cash offers.

Items offered in trade are valued as they would be listed here.

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