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Japan-U.S. collaboration science fiction work: Fiction Romance: Indigo Check Work Shirt
2025.03.01
Fear Experience…It was on the train last night, but suddenly I was touched by an uncle who did not know at all standing in front of me. I was scared~
This week is Sandy Blog!
The cold has eased this week, so spring items will travel at a pace far beyond our imagination. So this week I can't help but talk! Here are some new shirts for fiction this spring.
Sugarcane Fiction Romance
Indigo Check Work Shirt
¥26,400 in tax
Along with moduct, a new fiction piece we are looking forward to! The sports jacket I introduced on Instagram took off early, but I will continue to make attractive items that attract people's eyes.…That's a great thing.
The shirt I found this time was also hanging in a corner of the large exhibition hall, but I have to like it at the moment I saw it and listen to the details! This is an item.
Let's take a closer look!
The base is a work shirt from the 1950s. Flaps are attached to the pockets of both chests, and a hagi is attached to the side for reinforcement. Back York is round like a bridge! Sewing with curves takes time and effort, but the shape along the back is simply easy to wear. But it is a detail that disappears from an efficient point of view.
The cuff is also called a swordboro, so it is easy to roll your arm, but it is a one-piece dress specification. He told me that it is a specification of crying, but the durability of the stitches increases.
It goes well with the fabric, and the button is a black butterfly shell cat eye button. This is also the original Orient…I think and feel it every time, but Orient is a company ww
I think that the highlight of fiction is the fabric that designers find and drop in every time, but the base is so much effort in the first place? It’s made enough to worry about it!
It's fun to flip the whole fabric, isn't it? That's not. The height of the base part is already abnormal! Let's take a look at the fabric.
The base of the fabric is a pattern based on wool shirts from the 1940s, and the design that looks out the thread of the sashiko is a standard block check in Amekaji! The color of indigo dyeing Kofu is reproduced there. It is expressed by sashiko weaving woven vertically and horizontally woven yarn. This sashiko check fabric was made by multiplying fabrics with completely different nationalities.
The first time I saw it was Japan-U.S. collaboration!
The floating feeling of the generated thread running vertically and horizontally from a block check, such as indigo blue and gray beige of reaction dyeing (?) is very fresh, and it's a sashimi! Why did you feel so happy?
In the first place, it is a Japanese sashimi, but it is a culture that began around the Edo period in an area where it is difficult to grow cotton due to the status system and cold damage. It is said that the origin was that farmers who were forbidden to wear cotton were tied together with hemp fabrics.…
So Kofu, the designer of fiction, met this time, was also a Japanese work clothes, Sashiko fabric! I haven't heard about the details, but if Sugarcane brand had obtained the fabric of Japanese work clothes at the time, I would have such a shirt.…There's a story like that~
I heard before that when indigo dyed yarn was set and woven, indigo remains everywhere in the machine and the factory side hates it. Because we twist the generated thread and weave it there, we will have a hard time that we can't imagine!
But Mr. F, who tells us every time an exhibition, talks with a smile! Madness
In the first place, the unit of length is different between Japan and the United States, and the weaving machine and the fabric that weave up are different. It analyzes and adjusts it, and makes full use of the Dobby weaving machine to create a fabric that you have never seen every time and excites you! You can also imagine why there are overwhelmingly many fabrics that can only be made once.
I hope you will enjoy this wonderful once-in-a-lifetime encounter!
Okay, we've done well this week.
Dewadewa~
This week is Sandy Blog!
The cold has eased this week, so spring items will travel at a pace far beyond our imagination. So this week I can't help but talk! Here are some new shirts for fiction this spring.
Sugarcane Fiction Romance
Indigo Check Work Shirt
¥26,400 in tax
Along with moduct, a new fiction piece we are looking forward to! The sports jacket I introduced on Instagram took off early, but I will continue to make attractive items that attract people's eyes.…That's a great thing.
The shirt I found this time was also hanging in a corner of the large exhibition hall, but I have to like it at the moment I saw it and listen to the details! This is an item.
Let's take a closer look!
The base is a work shirt from the 1950s. Flaps are attached to the pockets of both chests, and a hagi is attached to the side for reinforcement. Back York is round like a bridge! Sewing with curves takes time and effort, but the shape along the back is simply easy to wear. But it is a detail that disappears from an efficient point of view.
The cuff is also called a swordboro, so it is easy to roll your arm, but it is a one-piece dress specification. He told me that it is a specification of crying, but the durability of the stitches increases.
It goes well with the fabric, and the button is a black butterfly shell cat eye button. This is also the original Orient…I think and feel it every time, but Orient is a company ww
I think that the highlight of fiction is the fabric that designers find and drop in every time, but the base is so much effort in the first place? It’s made enough to worry about it!
It's fun to flip the whole fabric, isn't it? That's not. The height of the base part is already abnormal! Let's take a look at the fabric.
The base of the fabric is a pattern based on wool shirts from the 1940s, and the design that looks out the thread of the sashiko is a standard block check in Amekaji! The color of indigo dyeing Kofu is reproduced there. It is expressed by sashiko weaving woven vertically and horizontally woven yarn. This sashiko check fabric was made by multiplying fabrics with completely different nationalities.
The first time I saw it was Japan-U.S. collaboration!
The floating feeling of the generated thread running vertically and horizontally from a block check, such as indigo blue and gray beige of reaction dyeing (?) is very fresh, and it's a sashimi! Why did you feel so happy?
In the first place, it is a Japanese sashimi, but it is a culture that began around the Edo period in an area where it is difficult to grow cotton due to the status system and cold damage. It is said that the origin was that farmers who were forbidden to wear cotton were tied together with hemp fabrics.…
So Kofu, the designer of fiction, met this time, was also a Japanese work clothes, Sashiko fabric! I haven't heard about the details, but if Sugarcane brand had obtained the fabric of Japanese work clothes at the time, I would have such a shirt.…There's a story like that~
I heard before that when indigo dyed yarn was set and woven, indigo remains everywhere in the machine and the factory side hates it. Because we twist the generated thread and weave it there, we will have a hard time that we can't imagine!
But Mr. F, who tells us every time an exhibition, talks with a smile! Madness
In the first place, the unit of length is different between Japan and the United States, and the weaving machine and the fabric that weave up are different. It analyzes and adjusts it, and makes full use of the Dobby weaving machine to create a fabric that you have never seen every time and excites you! You can also imagine why there are overwhelmingly many fabrics that can only be made once.
I hope you will enjoy this wonderful once-in-a-lifetime encounter!
Okay, we've done well this week.
Dewadewa~
