[Kanji] party long sleeve Tshirts
an occasion on which people can assemble for social interaction and entertainment
Japanese says utage.
an occasion on which people can assemble for social interaction and entertainment
Japanese says utage.
About this long sleeves T-shirts
T-shirts with long sleeves. It is also used in cold weather and for sun protection. You can choose women's or men's, Hoody or regular T-shirts, and there are many sizes.
・Woman’s or Men’s long sleeves
・variety sizes
・some colors
・also, there is Sweatshirt
・100% cotton (Heathers are a cotton/poly blend)
・Preshrunk. Machine wash cold
・Woman’s or Men’s long sleeves
・variety sizes
・some colors
・also, there is Sweatshirt
・100% cotton (Heathers are a cotton/poly blend)
・Preshrunk. Machine wash cold
In Japan, it is abbreviated as "lonT".
The etymology is "long T-shirt". In this case, clothes with long sleeves and clothes with a long body have the same meaning, but it is a gray zone expression unique to Japan that is used depending on the situation.Related Sample Designs
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