Keep it long, treasure it long.

Relax and unwind

This cotton silk half-sleeve pullover from C.T.plage has large drop shoulders that make your shoulders look slender. The elegant luster unique to silk and the gentle softness of cotton create a soft texture that makes you want to touch it.

The simple design makes it easy to wear like a T-shirt. It is comfortable to wear, but the moderate drape gives it a mature feel. It is light and comfortable against the skin, making it a great item to wear comfortably in any season.

We also have a Cotton Silk V-neck Cardigan made from the same material.

Light and smooth

A cotton silk half sleeve pullover with a silhouette that has been carefully designed to be a classic piece that you can love for a long time. It is not too tight on the body, but has a moderate amount of room for a relaxed fit.

The material is a high-gauge knit made of cotton silk. When making the yarn, water-soluble materials are mixed together, and the product is washed in water to create space as it dissolves, resulting in a fluffy finish. It is thin, so it does not get bulky even when you put an outer layer on top, and it is useful throughout the seasons.

Available in three colors: soft WHITE, neat B.NAVY, and versatile BLACK. It can be worn casually with wide pants or denim pants, or with a skirt for a feminine look. It goes well with patterns and can be coordinated in a wide range of outfits.

A Japanese knit brand with fans in Europe

Started in 2007, C.T.plage is a knit brand with the concept of "casual but eye-catching knitwear". The simple design is easy to wear every day, and the silhouette has a unique nuance. The knitwear is very soft to the touch, and is made with care, such as finishing the yarn so that it can be hand-washed as much as possible. Knitwear products that reflect the meticulous attention to detail that is unique to Japanese women have gained a solid following even in Europe, where there are many long-established knitwear brands.

Designers Naomi Suwa and Mikako Kanaya are both women who have been involved in planning in the Japanese knitwear industry for many years. "When I wanted to work with the idea of ​​giving shape to the clothes themselves, I decided that a job as a knitwear designer would allow me to choose materials and yarns and plan them. It is very enjoyable to see a person's own ideas appear in the product as it becomes a product from a single thread. The best part of knit planning is that even a seemingly ordinary shape can be transformed by simply changing your awareness and perception. One of the greatest rewards of being a designer is being able to touch the wearer's five senses, whether that be ease of wear or comfort. The two designers who said this are not just in design, but also in their pursuit of the essence of the product, performing a wide range of tasks such as developing patterns and production processes that make the most of the characteristics of the material, and developing original materials, resulting in simple yet extremely comfortable designs.