Japanese Indigo Fabric has inspired us again as we introduce a customer's work.
This time, we received a review of a beautiful jacket made by an American customer who loves Japanese Indigo Fabric!
The pattern used is a hand-dyed indigo-dyed kasuri called "Han-kasuri".
When we received the photo, we thought it was interesting that the pattern was designed horizontally, like a border, instead of running vertically.
The 100cm width of the Japanese Indigo Fabric makes it easy to create such designs, which is one of the best features of wide-width fabrics. The collar is also fashionable and high point is that the collar is cut back in a vertical direction!
The fact that the scene of use is during blueberry harvesting is unusual, yet it may be natural since kasuri was originally worn as monpé for farm work.
We would be happy if you continue to enjoy Japanese Indigo Fabric in these situations and more.
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