ALVISTA French Doge Work Smock

[ALVISTA] 3rd issue Vol 3. The motif is a work smock that was made in France in the early 20th century using a material called doge (a cheap cloth made by mixing wool with cotton and linen). A middle-length shirt featuring a unique A-line silhouette like a church smock that spreads from the collar to the hem with a tuck on the front and back collar to take a large amount. The button uses this nut button made from the body of Tagua palm. [Wool / Linen High Density Weather] A weather material that uses worsted wool No. 60 twin yarn for the warp and linen No. 40 single yarn for the weft, and is driven at high density. A fabric that is more repulsive and swelling than the general TW tropical fabric as summer wool, and has a more natural texture. Both wool and linen are natural temperature control fibers (wool has a moisturizing property due to crimping and has low thermal conductivity, so cold outside air is blocked in cold weather, and hot outside air is blocked in hot season. Linen contains air inside the fiber and contains air. It has the effect of staying around the linen, and a natural temperature control effect can be obtained according to the outside air. Both are fibers with strong hygroscopicity, so heat does not accumulate too much), and it is a material that can be worn regardless of the season. Also, by using worsted wool vertically, the disadvantages such as linen wrinkles are reduced. MATERIAL Linen 51% 49% wool Size: 38 Shoulder width: 50 Width: 80 Sleeve length: 60 Length: 84 Model size Height: 175 Shoulder width: 43 B (chest circumference): 85 W (waist): 71 (Centimeter notation)