This SDA shirt is imbued with a 1300-year-old mud-dyeing technique performed in the iron-rich soil baths on the island of Amami-Oshima.
Loopwheeled cotton fleece doesn't just come in the token heritage colorways, no. There's bunch of brands making bright and poppin' loopwheeled crewnecks.
Normally when something's dragged through the mud it has a negative connotation, but Studio D' Artisan is here to flip that concept entirely on its head.
Studio D'artisan's latest set of Hawaiian-style shirts is a sugary blend of pineapples, coconuts, and mud (aka, the ingredients for a piña colada).
