Raffy stretch milling tank top

A piece that focuses on comfort
KEPANI has knitted stretch yarn into the Raffy yarn conventionally used for KEPANI sweatshirts to create "Raffy Spun Milling". Stretch improves the fit and allows the garment to be worn without feeling constrictive. Because it touches the skin directly, we paid special attention to the "feel" and "comfort" of the fabric.
Unique luster and unevenness
KEPANI's Raffy yarn is made of recycled yarn blended with Chinese Trufan cotton and Giza American cotton. The luster and the unique wooden texture created by giving the black yarn an uneven feel are the characteristics of this yarn.

"Supple" even after repeated washing
The quality of the trufan cotton used is one of the three highest quality cotton in the world, along with Supima cotton from the U.S. and Giza cotton from Egypt. Tolfan cotton is also called "extra-long staple cotton," and is used for high-quality clothing because the fabric made by twisting long-fiber cotton is supple and pleasant to the touch, and does not lose its suppleness even after repeated washing.


Four-needle stitching, often seen on vintage sweatshirts, is used for sewing. Because this is an innerwear item that is worn frequently, Japanese craftsmen finished it firmly and durably. With its toughness and simple design, this is a piece that will be loved and used for a long time.

The sleek silhouette makes it easy to throw on a shirt or other garment without adding bulk. It is highly stretchable, so you will experience stress-free comfort and ease of movement. The simple design that makes the most of the taste of the material makes this item an excellent base item for coordination.