"My warm buddy" In the season when it starts to get chilly, I would like to recommend this turtleneck as the first piece to choose at SISAM. You can wear it alone and enjoy the beautiful silhouette, or you can dress in layers and feel relieved by the warmth. If you're not sure, give it a try! It is a piece that can be delivered with confidence. "Just the right neckline" We pursued an exquisite balance with the theme of "not too high, not too low" and "not too close to the neck and not too far away". I don't like the feeling of a turtle's neck being stuffed... Even if you are a person, it is a dish that you will want to use on a daily basis. Because it is a simple top, we are particular about the silhouette and comfort that can be worn even in one piece. The lines of the body are moderately shown, and the silhouette is beautiful from any angle. "Reassuring innerwear" When the chilly season comes, it comes into its own as an innerwear. No matter what kind of outerwear you wear it, it won't swell and won't be bulky. The gentle touch in the dry winter is also a point that makes layering fun. "As a guardian of the species" The cotton that is used as the yarn for this clothes is cultivated by "Chetna Organic", which is a farmers' association in three Indian states. Women often play an important role in Chetna. In addition to cultivating, they also run a unique "seed bank" in each village. For example, if a farmer borrows 1 kilogram of the seeds he wants, he will then return 2 kilos from the harvested seeds... As stated We will circulate and multiply the seeds native to the land. The women who protect the seeds in this way are called "Seed Guardians." "Enjoy the soft comfort" Sisam's organic cotton is gentle to the touch and comfortable to wear. Once you wear it, you won't be able to let it go! Mustard, which is inspired by the seasonal theme, is a versatile color that can be used as either an accent color or a base color. The deep green is also a color that can be worn calmly. I hope that organic farming, which currently accounts for about 1% of the total cotton cultivation method, will spread throughout the world.