FrizmWorks OG Dobby Weave Seersucker Shirt - Navy Size:S The loom's inherent limitations—producing just

The loom's inherent limitations—producing just five meters per hour and requiring hand-sourced replacement parts—create distinctly uneven weaving patterns impossible to replicate with modern machinery

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- Zipper access on top to use like a hamper

Materials: 51% Nylon 46% Merino Wool 3% Lycra Spandex

Four exterior pockets

FrizmWorks OG Dobby Weave Seersucker Shirt - Navy Size:S The loom's inherent limitations—producing justThis seersucker shirt is a part of the Oringal Garments line. The word seersucker comes from the Persian term shi o shakar, meaning milk and sugar, which later changed to shirushaka, meaning wrinkles and shrinkage. It then traveled to India and became known as shirsaker, and in 1722, it made its way into the English language as shrink striped cotton fabric from India. This fabric has a playful, wavy texture that prevents it from clinging to the body,