5651 NORAGI SASHIKO shirt [5651]

In the days when Japanese people still wore kimono as their everyday clothes cotton clothing was very precious.
To keep out the cold and to keep out the heat. It was an important thing that was essential for survival.
In those days people never wasted clothes but reused them repeatedly.
Even when kimonos became tattered from use they would rework the fabric and use it carefully.
The combination of patterns and the warmth of hand-stitching created through this process has an incomparable beauty.
This shirt uses the original 'NORAGI SASHIKO' fabric which expresses such 'NORAGI SASHIKO' through jacquard weaving.
Slub yarns (yarns with uneven thickness) of the same shade are used here and there combined with wooden yarns to create a pale color that looks like it has been used for a long time.
In order to express the warmth of hand-sewn stitching the direction and type of stitching thread running horizontally and vertically is changed in some places.
In order to express the warmth of hand-stitching the direction and type of sashiko yarns are changed in some places and the yarns are contracted so that the surface of the fabric becomes complex and uneven.
NORAGI SASHKO' has a thick texture so it can be worn on its own as well as
The buttons are nut buttons.

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