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The third edition of BLUE BLUE JAPAN 2023 SS COLLECTION.
Light outerwear has arrived, including the "Marble Print Satin souvenir jacket" with the "Marble Print" technique, which is said to be the only one left in the world! .
It will be a lineup that will be active in the coming season, such as the satin souvenir jacket that has the image of light shining on the surface of the water, and the classic Sashiko series.
Please take a look!
Light outerwear has arrived, including the "Marble Print Satin souvenir jacket" with the "Marble Print" technique, which is said to be the only one left in the world! .
It will be a lineup that will be active in the coming season, such as the satin souvenir jacket that has the image of light shining on the surface of the water, and the classic Sashiko series.
Please take a look!
The third edition of BLUE BLUE JAPAN 2023 SS COLLECTION.
Light outerwear has arrived, including the "Marble Print Satin souvenir jacket" with the "Marble Print" technique, which is said to be the only one left in the world! .
It will be a lineup that will be active in the coming season, such as the satin souvenir jacket that has the image of light shining on the surface of the water, and the classic Sashiko series.
Please take a look!
Light outerwear has arrived, including the "Marble Print Satin souvenir jacket" with the "Marble Print" technique, which is said to be the only one left in the world! .
It will be a lineup that will be active in the coming season, such as the satin souvenir jacket that has the image of light shining on the surface of the water, and the classic Sashiko series.
Please take a look!
"Marble print" is said to be the only remaining technology in the world.
There is only one traditional technique in Kyoto.
Dyes are mixed with the glue used in textile printing, and various marble patterns are created by kneading them like clay.
The classic pattern is randomly skipped and distorted in all directions, and the marble pattern is hollowed out.
Based on blue, the colors are yellow and gray, imagining the light shining on the surface of the water. A delicate and mysterious pattern that can only be done with this technique has been completed.
There is only one traditional technique in Kyoto.
Dyes are mixed with the glue used in textile printing, and various marble patterns are created by kneading them like clay.
The classic pattern is randomly skipped and distorted in all directions, and the marble pattern is hollowed out.
Based on blue, the colors are yellow and gray, imagining the light shining on the surface of the water. A delicate and mysterious pattern that can only be done with this technique has been completed.
"Marble print" is said to be the only remaining technology in the world. There is only one traditional technique in Kyoto. Dyes are mixed with the glue used in textile printing, and various marble patterns are created by kneading them like clay. The classic pattern is randomly skipped and distorted in all directions, and the marble pattern is hollowed out. Based on blue, the colors are yellow and gray, imagining the light shining on the surface of the water. A delicate and mysterious pattern that can only be done with this technique has been completed.
"Marble print" is said to be the only remaining technology in the world.
There is only one traditional technique in Kyoto.
Dyes are mixed with the glue used in textile printing, and various marble patterns are created by kneading them like clay.
The classic pattern is randomly skipped and distorted in all directions, and the marble pattern is hollowed out.
Based on blue, the colors are yellow and gray, imagining the light shining on the surface of the water. A delicate and mysterious pattern that can only be done with this technique has been completed.
In contrast to the marble print on the front side, the back side has a plain color scheme to switch between the body and sleeves. The color scheme of the collar also changes the impression, and it is reversible so that you can enjoy different texture on the front and back.
We paid attention to details such as using Points print fabric for piping. The shape is basic and has a standard size silhouette.
There is only one traditional technique in Kyoto.
Dyes are mixed with the glue used in textile printing, and various marble patterns are created by kneading them like clay.
The classic pattern is randomly skipped and distorted in all directions, and the marble pattern is hollowed out.
Based on blue, the colors are yellow and gray, imagining the light shining on the surface of the water. A delicate and mysterious pattern that can only be done with this technique has been completed.
In contrast to the marble print on the front side, the back side has a plain color scheme to switch between the body and sleeves. The color scheme of the collar also changes the impression, and it is reversible so that you can enjoy different texture on the front and back.
We paid attention to details such as using Points print fabric for piping. The shape is basic and has a standard size silhouette.
"Marble print" is said to be the only remaining technology in the world. There is only one traditional technique in Kyoto. Dyes are mixed with the glue used in textile printing, and various marble patterns are created by kneading them like clay.
The classic pattern is randomly skipped and distorted in all directions, and the marble pattern is hollowed out. Based on blue, the colors are yellow and gray, imagining the light shining on the surface of the water. A delicate and mysterious pattern that can only be done with this technique has been completed. In contrast to the marble print on the front side, the back side has a plain color scheme to switch between the body and sleeves. The color scheme of the collar also changes the impression, and it is reversible so that you can enjoy different texture on the front and back. We paid attention to details such as using Points print fabric for piping. The shape is basic and has a standard size silhouette.
The classic pattern is randomly skipped and distorted in all directions, and the marble pattern is hollowed out. Based on blue, the colors are yellow and gray, imagining the light shining on the surface of the water. A delicate and mysterious pattern that can only be done with this technique has been completed. In contrast to the marble print on the front side, the back side has a plain color scheme to switch between the body and sleeves. The color scheme of the collar also changes the impression, and it is reversible so that you can enjoy different texture on the front and back. We paid attention to details such as using Points print fabric for piping. The shape is basic and has a standard size silhouette.
“Sashiko” is a Material originally made for keikogi, not for apparel.
As a characteristic, it is strong, but it brings softness and roundness to the silhouette. It can be said that it is the most easy-to-understand sashiko Material among the many sashiko series of "BLUE BLUE JAPAN".
It is an INDIGO color that is hand-dyed by craftsmen.
Based on Noragi, Japanese work wear, we have arranged it in a modern way. The string is lightly fastened on the inside, so it is safe for those who are concerned about wearing it with the front open.
As a characteristic, it is strong, but it brings softness and roundness to the silhouette. It can be said that it is the most easy-to-understand sashiko Material among the many sashiko series of "BLUE BLUE JAPAN".
It is an INDIGO color that is hand-dyed by craftsmen.
Based on Noragi, Japanese work wear, we have arranged it in a modern way. The string is lightly fastened on the inside, so it is safe for those who are concerned about wearing it with the front open.
“Sashiko” is a Material originally made for keikogi, not for apparel. As a characteristic, it is strong, but it brings softness and roundness to the silhouette. It can be said that it is the most easy-to-understand sashiko Material among the many sashiko series of "BLUE BLUE JAPAN". It is an INDIGO color that is hand-dyed by craftsmen. Based on Noragi, Japanese work wear, we have arranged it in a modern way. The string is lightly fastened on the inside, so it is safe for those who are concerned about wearing it with the front open.
A utility shirt made from an original sashiko fabric that uses threads dyed indigo using a technique called "kasezome" and is light and comfortable to wear like a shirt.
Because the color of the twisted yarn changes with each skein, it is characterized by the unevenness that appears in vertical lines when woven. You can enjoy deep discoloration among indigo.
It has a red selvage that is unique to power looms, and the soft and fluffy Material is attractive. The large flap pocket on the chest, the hollow waist pocket, and the shirt can be worn like a jacket.
Indigo canvas is used as a patch cloth for the elbows and side of the flap, and you can enjoy the contrast with the yarn-dyed Sashiko fabric.
Because the color of the twisted yarn changes with each skein, it is characterized by the unevenness that appears in vertical lines when woven. You can enjoy deep discoloration among indigo.
It has a red selvage that is unique to power looms, and the soft and fluffy Material is attractive. The large flap pocket on the chest, the hollow waist pocket, and the shirt can be worn like a jacket.
Indigo canvas is used as a patch cloth for the elbows and side of the flap, and you can enjoy the contrast with the yarn-dyed Sashiko fabric.
A utility shirt made from an original sashiko fabric that uses threads dyed indigo using a technique called "kasezome" and is light and comfortable to wear like a shirt. Because the color of the twisted yarn changes with each skein, it is characterized by the unevenness that appears in vertical lines when woven. You can enjoy deep discoloration among indigo. It has a red selvage that is unique to power looms, and the soft and fluffy Material is attractive. The large flap pocket on the chest, the hollow waist pocket, and the shirt can be worn like a jacket. Indigo canvas is used as a patch cloth for the elbows and side of the flap, and you can enjoy the contrast with the yarn-dyed Sashiko fabric.
