138573755 GZ-ISTRJK-0109 Sashiko tailored jacket

Item Description:

This stitching jacket has a cool ambiguity between classical and work atmosphere.

Double weave stitching at the top of the seam, diagonal weave at the bottom of the seam, double weave stitching at the elbow patches and pocket flaps

Leather reinforcement at the seams gives it a western feel
These wrapped buttons are made of woven leather. Moreover, they are not sewn on, but rather are made with changeable buttons.

The slit pockets, created by changing the fabric of the front yoke and body, are one of the most attractive features of this jacket.

The sleeves are also fastened with three buttons, but the sleeves have a main slit, so you can fold them over and let a shirt or knitwear peek out. The buttons are made of buffalo horns.

The silhouette is a little tightly made.
I thought it would be tight when I wore it, but there is a feeling that it will gradually become familiar as I wear it.

You can enjoy a wide range of coordination from clean to work pants.
I think it is even better if you wear it just right.

It is well-balanced with shirts and vests, and is also cool with a classical atmosphere or just a rough coat, making it a very versatile item.

The upper portion of the seam is made of double-weave stitching fabric that has a soft, floppy feel to it.

On the front, thick warp threads are placed at 1.5cm intervals, giving it a chain stitch look.
Although it cannot be seen from the front, three thick warp threads are placed at 1.5cm intervals on the reverse side of the fabric, and the warp threads will appear on the front as it ages.

The cloth at the bottom of the changeover is a diagonal weave denim with a stitch-like atmosphere.

Skewed weave is called "Nanakoori", "Namikoori", and "Gyokoori", and
To do this, two or several warp threads are lined up in a row, and the same number of weft threads
The "regular diagonal weave" (i.e., plain weave structure expanded in warp and weft), which was woven by hammering in

The "varied diagonal weave" which combines plain weave, ribbed weave, and diagonal weave, facing warp and weft.
Mukainaikoori" combined with "Mukainaikoori", which is a combination of the two, and the structure is made stronger.
There is a type of "conjoined skein weave". It is mainly used for obi and haori fabrics.

At graphzero, we replaced it with denim.
The characteristic of this denim is that the warp threads appear on the surface at 45 degree intervals, one by one, like stitching.
This is a nostalgic Japanese style denim that ages faster than normal denim.
The fabric looks thick, but it is not thick and has a moderate softness to it.
The more you wear it, the softer it becomes.

When washing it, you can remove the leather change button and turn it inside out.

It is available in unisex sizes.