Warehouse Co. Lot 401 ‘Deep Freeze’ 10oz Loopwheeled Sweater - Sumikuro

Cold wind. Endless white. In 1955, a crew of scientists and soldiers braved Antarctica under the name Operation Deep Freeze, led by the United States Antarctic Program (USAP) - a mission that fused courage, curiosity, and cold-weather grit. The Warehouse Co. ‘Deep Freeze’ Sweatshirt honors that spirit, with an eye-catching collegiate-style penguin print as its unofficial mascot. Serious history, with a sense of humor.

The slightly relaxed fit of Warehouse & Co.’s classic Lot 401 frame, knitted with devotion on rare, slow-moving loopwheel machines - offers a level of softness and structure that’s second to none. Dyed in a blue-tinted Sumikuro, a traditional Japanese “ink black” that leans more toward deep navy than pitch black, the fabric is washed, and full of tonal character. The four-needle seams, set-in sleeves, and the 1930s-style V-insert pair with longer ribbed cuffs and waistband, echoing details found in vintage military training gear - only now, with a smile.

• Warehouse & Co. ‘Deep Freeze’ Sweatshirt
  
• Lot 401-6
  
• Sumikuro
  
• Authentic Fit / Slightly Boxy
  
• 100% Long Fiber Cotton
  
• 10oz Loopwheeled Sweat Fleece
  
• Flocked Print
  
• Set in Sleeves
  
• Front And Back V-Inserts
  
• Ribbed Cuffs and Hem
  
• One Wash: Might Shrink up to 2cm
  
• Made In Japan