[Design]
Based on the work jacket of the 1970s, it is expressive.Woven Pure Indigo For sashiko
These coveralls are layered with various indigo fabrics and hand-embroidered.

[Material]
Sashiko is a traditional Japanese material originally created for Dogi.
Among BLUE BLUE JAPAN's many sashiko series, we used a particularly symbolic sashiko material.
It is both sturdy and soft, so it does not lose its shape and maintains its beautiful shape.
The thread is dyed with real indigo using a traditional Japanese method called Kasezome and carefully woven.Woven Pure Indigo This is sashiko.
Along with the cotton indigo fabric used as the patch,
You can enjoy various changes in "blue" over time.

[Details/Silhouette]
It has a perfect fit around the shoulders and a silhouette with room from the width of the body to the hem.
The fabric layered on top is a special indigo fabric typical of BLUE BLUE JAPAN.
baseWoven Pure Indigo Sashiko and various indigo patches bring out the characteristics of each piece and create a unique look.
The white thread embroidery on the back is called a ``sekomamori,'' and it has a meaning like a talisman to protect oneself since ancient times.
This is a piece of clothing that you can enjoy as it changes over time while being close to the lifestyle of the person wearing it.
S
Length 70cm/Width 55.5cm/Shoulder width 48cm/Sleeve length 61cm
M
Length 73cm/Width 58cm/Shoulder width 49cm/Sleeve length 62cm
L
Length 76cm/Width 60cm/Shoulder width 52cm/Sleeve length 64cm
XL
Length 77cm/Width 63cm/Shoulder width 53cm/Sleeve length 66cm

material
Outer material: 100% cotton
Lining: 100% cotton
Separate fabric: 100% cotton
Production area
Japan
Product number
1016602
Wearing size
Height 180cm M size
Precautions
This product isWoven Pure Indigo As the material is used, it will change from dark blue to pale blue if you wear it repeatedly or wash it many times. Avoid wearing it in combination with white or light-colored items, or layering as the color will stain. The color will fade when washing, so please wash separately.