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by KobayashiKojiro
Textiles made by imitating patterns expressed by stitching are called Sashiko-ori (or Sashi-ori).Many of you may know it as the fabric used for jud...
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by KobayashiKojiro
Have you ever wondered if you will really receive the material you want when you use an online fabric store? Have you ever wondered if you will rea...
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by KobayashiKojiro
The dozens of indigo-dyed fabrics of Bingo-Fushiori are all dyed by looping threads called "KASE". The dyeing process is still the same as it was i...
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by KobayashiKojiro
Introducing a new color, "Shimofuri-pomegranate," from our standard and long-selling "Shimofuri" line!It is a little brighter than the existing "Ka...
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by KobayashiKojiro
Indigo Dyed Patchwork Quilt
Today I have a customer's amazing patchwork quilt to share with you!It is a stunning piece of work that is sure to catc...
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by KobayashiKojiro
When you hear the word of "Kasuri," the first thing you probably think of is a pattern for kimono or work clothes.All of those are generally called...
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by KobayashiKojiro
After the fabric is woven, there is a process of inspection in which the fabric is checked for scratches, missing yarns, and stains.This is a simpl...
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by KobayashiKojiro
ISE-COTTON
The Tokai region in Japan has long been known as a major cotton production area, with stripes and plaid being the most representat...
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by KobayashiKojiro
Matsusaka cotton fabrics, which have been processed (washed), have returned to our company one after another.The indigo color is really beautifu...
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by KobayashiKojiro
There are many designs when it comes to shirts, but this time the customer chose a stand collar shirt.Many customers purchase fabrics and make ...
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by KobayashiKojiro
Bingo Fushiori is yarn-dyed with sumi-zome, which is very rare in Japan.Saki-zome(yarn dyeing) refers to dyeing in the thread state, rathe...
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by KobayashiKojiro
Matsusaka cotton is dyed with pure indigo.There are some precautions for washing and handling, so I would like to explain them briefly. First of...
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