Sunray Sportswear is a British heritage brand inspired by 1950s American sportswear, designed in Newquay, Cornwall and made entirely in Miyazaki, Japan. Every garment is crafted at a family-run knitwear factory operating since 1928, where fourth-generation craftsmen still use the same antique loopwheel machines that once produced uniforms for the Japanese Imperial Palace. The machines knit jersey at just one meter per hour, producing a low-tension, tubular cloth with no side seams. Each piece takes over 90 minutes to make. The brand's signature patented rib-knit collar defines every garment, built to hold its shape for decades. Sustainability runs throughout: recycled cotton, English wool thread, and compostable packaging, printed through a carbon-neutral, plant-based dye process.