Dive into the comfort of Jackman's Waffle Sweater, a true masterpiece of Japanese craftsmanship. Crafted from high-quality cotton yarns and uniquely knitted using a special process, this mid-neck waffle sweater is a tribute to meticulous workmanship and innovation.

The key to its distinctive softness and volume lies in the waffle fabric, meticulously created on a special machine that operates at a slow pace to achieve that plush, voluminous texture. The main body seam is done with a flat seam technique to ensure exceptional comfort against the skin.

The design features a back panel with a horizontal weave pattern that not only adds style but also prevents excessive stretching of the fabric. This sweater is designed to last, and every detail has been considered to ensure it's low-maintenance and durable. The cotton material means it's resistant to static electricity and can be easily machine washed at home.

This sweater runs small. It's one size smaller than your regular American size. However, as always, we recommend consulting our size chart for the perfect fit.

Founded in 1949 by Mitsugu Tanabe, Jackman's journey began in the Tanabe Meriyasu factory in Fukui, Japan. Inspired by the stockings of American baseball teams post-war, Tanabe's commitment led to crafting exceptional baseball stirrup stockings with innovative machines. The legacy of Tanabe Meriyasu became synonymous with quality, even supplying the 1964 Japanese Olympic team. Today, Jackman remains a testament to this legacy, crafting each piece with unwavering dedication in the same factory. Rooted in tradition, yet embracing innovation, Jackman embodies excellence while honoring its baseball-inspired origins.