These coveralls are slightly longer than usual and can be worn like outerwear. The material is tailored without lining and is comfortable against the skin, making it ideal as a light outerwear from early spring to early summer. The special dyeing technique makes it an easy-care item that is resistant to shrinkage and perforation in the washing machine and does not require ironing.

This material is made by dyeing a product-dyed cotton lawn material woven in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, with *"sumizome" and other dyeing techniques in Nishijin, Kyoto. By applying a special process to the fabric before dyeing in Kyoto, the density of the fabric itself is increased and the material becomes more elastic, resulting in a "bending" characteristic of the material when it is finished.

Sumi Dyeing
Sumi ink, made mainly from glue, soot, and spices, was introduced to Japan from the Korean Peninsula around 610. It has been used in important books in Japan since ancient times, and from the Edo period (1603-1867), it became popular for ink painting, etc. In Nara Prefecture, ink production was also practiced by the private sector. The ink produced in Nara was improved for dyeing, and the product was dyed slowly and carefully in Kyoto.

MATERIAL | 100% COTTON
MADE IN JAPAN

MODEL , SIZE
187cm B85cm W76cm H90cm , 06/L