Kokura-ori fantasy shirt
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part number | RSH004 |
Product name |
Kokura-ori fantasy shirt |
material | Front: 100% cotton (Kokura weave) |
Color |
blue stripe *Other colors are available, so please contact us for details. |
size |
Please choose your own neck size from 38cm to 45cm. 0 size ( European size 38 ) (S) |
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Ryunosuke TOKYO values constructive tailoring the most.
The technology is also embodied in the shirt, Tailored with a constructive plush core in Ogurajima stripes .
Ryunosuke TOKYO representative details and silhouette give a very gentle and elegant impression.
collar too A round collar on the left and a regular collar on the right make it a very fashionable shirt. The round color gives a gentle image and the simple regular color makes it a unique color with a gentle and simple rustic feel.
the shape of the hood The shirt has a fantasy shape and is not too casual.
Match it with a variety of pants to create a variety of shirts.
・Ogura Striped Stripes
・Plush core
・Round color on the left, regular color on the right
・Side gusset
・Food
・black butterfly shell
·made in Japan
What is Kokura-ori?
A favorite of Ieyasu Tokugawa, it features a variety of warp threads that create a rhythm of colors and vertical stripes with a three-dimensional effect.
Kokura-ori is a thick, durable, and smooth cotton fabric.
The warp threads are three times denser than normal fabrics, and the weft threads are invisible.
In 2007, we used Kokurashimajima fabric, which evolved from Kokuraori into a wider width. By evolving into a fabric with a width of about 140 cm, we are expanding the range of apparel to interior, graphics, and architecture.