Ryohin Keikaku, which operates MUJI, has renewed its functional innerwear for fall and winter, and will launch the “Attaka Cotton Thick” and “Attaka Cotton Wool” innerwear series on October 11, using “Attaka Cotton”, a natural material that has enhanced moisture absorbing and heating properties.
While maintaining the texture of cotton, this innerwear has enhanced moisture absorbing and heating properties by applying special technology to the cotton to convert steam emitted from the body into heat. Since the function of the cotton itself is enhanced, the warmth is said to last even after repeated washing. In addition, cotton does not absorb excessive oil from the skin, which keeps the skin from drying out, and it is less likely to be charged with static electricity, making it suitable for the fall and winter seasons, even when layered with wool knitwear and other products.
The “Attaka Cotton Thick” is a slightly thicker product, thick enough to be worn alone as a T-shirt, but also useful as one-mile wear, cardigans, and innerwear for knitwear.
The warmth of “Attaka Cotton Wool” is enhanced by using wool wrapped in cotton yarn. The neck and sleeve specifications are tailored to look like T-shirts, so it can be worn as outerwear or innerwear.
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