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(165CNY)Item ID：KK1107
https://shop1786501013.v.weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7784930495 Dior 1947 Square-neck Short Sleeve Shirt Fabric: 21-count double yarn knitted combed cotton plain weave, 300 grams in weight, 100% cotton composition Ribbed fabric: 21-ply double yarn combed cotton ribbed 1×1, 400 grams per square meter This original fabric has a thick and soft texture. Its surface style is rather rugged. The weight is relatively heavier compared to ordinary fabrics. For large quantities, it is precisely dyed and woven at a 1:1 ratio. The texture and feel are exactly the same as the original version. Embroidery technique: The embroidery is done using the "Bilinda" multi-head embroidery machine imported from Japan, which is the exclusive machine used by luxury brands. The embroidery patterns are more detailed and more beautiful! Embroidery sewing thread: We exclusively order the "Coats" high-quality thread from the UK, an internationally renowned brand and a world-leading manufacturer of sewing threads. (The imported embroidery sewing thread used in this product has a cost that is dozens of times higher than that of ordinary domestic embroidery threads, and is extremely expensive!) 100% replicates the zp embroidery technique. The front "logo" embroidery pattern is developed through 1:1 scanning of the design. The mass production embroidery pattern has undergone dozens of adjustments in thread colors and details. The overall shape, size, and material have all been made to match the original version perfectly! The thread selection, modification of the embroidery details, and making over 10 versions of samples were all carried out. Special imported fine embroidery thread was used to achieve the same effect as the original version! Such a fine thread is extremely rare! Hand-stitched labels, the highest ritual unique to luxury brands - Carried out by experienced craftsmen, only 2 stitching points are made on the left and right sides of the "labeling area", exactly the same as the original design details. This method is extremely time-consuming and requires high labor costs. It takes 5 to 8 minutes to hand-stitch the label on a single piece of clothing! (The common practice in ordinary factories is to simply use machines to quickly assemble the vehicles, which is time and cost-saving. However, the result is very ugly!) The entire short-sleeved design, the machining process, multiple details control - all are restored exactly according to the original version!