Inspired by details of early American sportswear and academia and defined by quality, premium knitwear; The School Project's vintage-inspired reverse weave crewneck—stocked at Usonian Goods and Maiden Shop (both in Toyko) as well as Independence in Chicago—was rooted in washed school color palettes mixed with the graphic and typography design of earlier eras, artfully balanced with a modern fit and sensibility. A collaboration with David Andrew Mitchell, of Linsugold.
Inspired by details of early American sportswear and academia and defined by quality, premium knitwear; The School Project's vintage-inspired reverse weave crewneck—stocked at Usonian Goods and Maiden Shop (both in Toyko) as well as Independence in Chicago—was rooted in washed school color palettes mixed with the graphic and typography design of earlier eras, artfully balanced with a modern fit and sensibility. A collaboration with David Andrew Mitchell, of Linsugold.
Inspired by details of early American sportswear and academia and defined by quality, premium knitwear; The School Project's vintage-inspired reverse weave crewneck—stocked at Usonian Goods and Maiden Shop (both in Toyko) as well as Independence in Chicago—was rooted in washed school color palettes mixed with the graphic and typography design of earlier eras, artfully balanced with a modern fit and sensibility. A collaboration with David Andrew Mitchell, of Linsugold.
Inspired by details of early American sportswear and academia and defined by quality, premium knitwear; The School Project's vintage-inspired reverse weave crewneck—stocked at Usonian Goods and Maiden Shop (both in Toyko) as well as Independence in Chicago—was rooted in washed school color palettes mixed with the graphic and typography design of earlier eras, artfully balanced with a modern fit and sensibility. A collaboration with David Andrew Mitchell, of Linsugold.
Inspired by details of early American sportswear and academia and defined by quality, premium knitwear; The School Project's vintage-inspired reverse weave crewneck—stocked at Usonian Goods and Maiden Shop (both in Toyko) as well as Independence in Chicago—was rooted in washed school color palettes mixed with the graphic and typography design of earlier eras, artfully balanced with a modern fit and sensibility. A collaboration with David Andrew Mitchell, of Linsugold.