What remains unchanged forever is not the standard, but what evolves little by little is the standard. This is what I thought when I heard this announcement.
John Smedley, a name synonymous with quality knitwear since 1784, has redefined the size specifications for a new basic series in a new silhouette.
The name of the series is the "Sweater Series. This series is knitted based on the opposite approach of John Smedley's conventional knitwear, which is to use an inner layer that conforms to the body, and is a new proposal for a single piece of clothing, like a sweater or a sweatshirt.
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The finish is certainly different from the previous forms as you can see. It appears to be much more relaxed.
Based on a basic mold backed by history, fine dimensional adjustments have been made to design a balance that does not lose its elegance.
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. The fabric is made of 24 gauge, which is tightly knitted and has a very clean mesh surface.
The collection is a solid collection of crew neck, turtleneck, polo, crew neck cardigan, V-neck cardigan, and mock neck, each in six different colors, mostly standard colors.
Specifically, the shoulders are wider and the sleeves are lower to create a more relaxed sleeve line. In addition, the width of the body has been made proportionally wider.
Furthermore, the shoulder joints have been changed from the ) "fashion shoulder" that connects diagonally to the ( back of most of John Smedley's knitwear to the ) "straight shoulder" that connects from the ( neck to the shoulder ends in a straight line.
The seam allowance is very thin, and while it is comfortable to wear without any lumpiness around the shoulders, it is a specification that requires a very high level of skill and effort.
It could be said that the fit has been carefully calculated so as not to lose its elegance while keeping the brand's policy of being basic.
