Long Sleeve Pullover Shirt

DIP/DZT
DIP/DZT is a designer brand launched by Shigehiko Taguchi in 1980, who was involved in the launch of Comme des Garçons Homme. It focuses on "detail in perfection" and constantly creates new styles that are plain yet unique.







Distinctive Matte Appearance
The fabric used is a broadcloth material with an enzyme wash finish. Enzyme wash is a washing process that uses oxygen, known for its soft texture. It provides a comfortable fit with moderate firmness and no stiffness.

Moreover, while retaining the elegant luster typical of broadcloth, eliminating the glossiness adds a rough expression that matches the design.







A Perfect Balance of Elegance and Casualness
The half-button specification reminiscent of European military pullover shirts. The buttons allow you to expand the range of coordination.



The large patch pockets on the front provide accents while also being practical. They are sized to accommodate smartphones comfortably.



The nut-like buttons used throughout are also a highlight. The nut-like buttons often used in jackets add a touch of elegance to the casualness.





Perfect Match with Wide Pants
A silhouette with ample width in the body but a compact length, offering a slim appearance. It balances well with voluminous pants, enhancing the style.

It's not only suitable for wearing alone but also recommended to layer with a long T-shirt by rolling up the sleeves.