The samples for the pre-order event have come in, so I will start sharing information little by little. First up is the LW354 sweatshirt, made using 100% baby cashmere TSURIAMI loopback, which can even placate a crying child? Or maybe not? Haha. This time, we have created them in two colors: Baby Grey Melange and Baby Navy.Personally, this Baby Grey Melange is my favorite color because it has an indescribable hue that cannot be produced with any other thread. It will be available in four sizes from S to XL, and priced at 350,000 yen (excluding tax). Although it is very expensive, I believe it is an item that brings a great sense of satisfaction. For this pre-order event, this LW354 will be the only item available in baby cashmere, so if it is within your means, it is a piece I would definitely like you to consider. Compared to regular cashmere, baby cashmere has finer and denser fiber while remaining light, even more delicate, soft, pleasant-to-the-touch, and warm cashmere. Furthermore, the fact that this baby cashmere is thread spun by Toyoboshi, a spinning company that Japan takes pride in, is one of the reasons why LOOPWHEELER uses it! Toyoboshi's baby cashmere gathers and refines only the downy hair that naturally sheds for the very first time from cashmere goat kids that are under six months old and have not yet wintered. This year's baby cashmere uses raw hair that has been selected even more strictly than before to increase the quality, and by using thread created under a strict quality control and inspection system, the TSURIAMI loopback is knitted through the skills of the craftsmen at Kanekichi Industries Ltd. Regarding care, when hand washing, please place it in a net, wash it gently, and dry it flat in the shade. Also, please do not apply an iron directly to it! Of course, I think it would also be good to send it to Sankyo Cleaning, who always takes great care of LOOPWHEELER. Founded in 1927, they are a highly reliable cleaning shop that can even perform wet cleaning indicator tests. Thank you very much. @Satoshi Suzuki