Smile-filled GOOD ON Printed T-shirt From GOOD ON comes a printed T-shirt that will make you smile, whether you are wearing it or looking at it.
This T-shirt is a collaboration with the artist "Hetakusobashi★Rakugakeiko", who transmits his creations that make people smile all over the world.
GOOD ON S/S CREW TEE made from standard 5.5oz jersey. The comfortable fabric and smiling print will make the wearer feel happy.
Hetakusobashi★Rakugakiko Artist based in Kamakura and Hayama. In the midst of the Corona disaster, she creates works under the theme of "SMILE LIFE" with the message that she hopes to make people smile just in her illustrations in their daily lives, where "painful, hard, sad and painful..." are swirling around. I am sending out to the world my creations that make people smile.
World-renowned fine American cotton GOOD ON is made of "COTTON U.S.A.". The "COTTON U.S.A" mark is awarded to products that use at least 50% globally acclaimed high-quality American cotton.
CCI International Cotton Council certification is a 'seal of confidence' that can only be affixed to products that have passed Japan's strict quality standards.
Optimal thickness for skin comfort Cotton is the best material for a lifetime. As the clothes touch your skin every day, they have to be comfortable and long-lasting.
The optimum thickness is durable, resilient and easily conforms to the skin when worn, giving a luxurious comfort that makes you want to wear it every day.
Fits Japanese body shape Simple in appearance, but the key point is sizing for the Japanese body shape. The optimum dimensions and cutting of all parts are used to create a piece that fits the body.
The round knitted body with no seams around the torso feels good against the skin and provides a durable and comfortable fit.
No hosiery or punks after 10 years of wear. No punctures GOOD ON products need to be strong and robust enough to withstand dyeing, washing and high temperature drying during the production process.
A high level of sewing strength is essential, as the products are pulled, twisted and rubbed against each other in the dyeing kettle and in the washing and drying machine, placing a heavy burden on the seams. Therefore, each item is characterised by sturdy sewing with strong stitches and techniques throughout.
