The "tubular T-shirt" was the basic form of T-shirt until the 1980s. It is made using knitted fabric and has no horizontal seams.
The arrival of large circular knitting machines revolutionized the amount of fabric woven per hour. Low cut and sew costs in third countries have reduced our competitiveness. Most countries no longer produce tubular T-shirts.
Especially in Japan, machines have to be set up separately for each size. It's hard to find a contractor who is willing to put in the effort. This made it a form that was mainly not produced and even more difficult to produce.
However, with the help and efforts of Quality Performance, Eventually, tubular t-shirts were produced domestically.
It has the appearance of the most basic short-sleeved T-shirt, Woven with 20s combed yarn, The cotton thread used for sewing is also garment dyed. The entire product has a consistent tone.
