Thing Fabrics

Relaxed terrycloth shorts in Milky Blue cotton mix

€175,00 Regular price €96,25
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Thing Fabrics

Relaxed terrycloth shorts in Milky Blue cotton mix

€175,00 Regular price €96,25
Unit price
per 
You save 45%
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"We love our terrycloth polos and tees here at NoMan - a true staple for the summer months. So when we came across Thing Fabrics' work, the connection was strong. Superlative fabrics, great color shades and an execution that is second to none, which shouldn't be surprising for a company at the heart of the premium toweling capital of Japan: Imabari. These shorts are just so much more fabricated than what one expects from a terrycloth short: great pockets and finishing, two back pockets, and a lovely tan color drawstring to finish things off."---Greg

Details
  • 95% cotton, 5% polyurethane terrycloth fabric; light weight
  • Elasticized drawstring waist; two side pockets
  • Two back patch pockets; taped reinforcement inside
  • Made in Imabari, Japan
Size & Fit
  • Regular fit
  • Size 0: S/M; Size 1: M/L; Size 2: L/XL
SKU: THGSHR003-000

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About this Maker

Thing Fabrics

Imabari, a beautiful city facing the Seto Inland Sea between the islands of Shikoku and Honshu, is the birthplace of Imabari towels, loved worldwide for their high quality and soft pile. Imibari has a history of making towels for 130 years.

Thing Fabrics was founded in 2016 to focus on making clothing from Imabari-produced towel fabric, initially starting with unisex loungewear, and quickly moving on to everyday garments.  

We enjoy the combination of easy-wearing terrycloth, quality yarns and finishing throughout.   There is something both casual and luxe about Thing Fabric's products.

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