Matsusaka cotton is a cotton fabric that continues from the Edo era(about 150 years ago) and has been designated as a traditional craft from Mie prefecture.
Roots is because this place was one of the leading spinning centers in Japan.
During the Edo period the land prospered greatly as a town of merchants.
It is said that merchants who mainly dealt with this fabric set up stores in Edo(Tokyo) at first and raised tremendous sales of more than 500,000 rolls(6,000,000m) annually. (Half of the population of Edo at the time)
Matsusaka cotton is the biggest feature of anything, is not it now that you are continuing a natural indigo dye that has decreased in Japan.
It is the thinnest stripe among the Japanese stripes. It looks plain at long distance, but it looks like a clear streak pattern when viewed near.
This fabric is already washed. It's natural indigo dye, migration may occur due to strong friction.
Material: 100% Cotton
Width: 40 cm / 15.7"
Thickness: Normal
Weight: 70 g for 1 m length / 2.46 oz
Stretch: N/A
Washing methods
Since it slightly get discolored due to the friction of the water, please do not rinse it with others materials. Please shape the fabric up when drying.
Note: This fabric is an indigo-dyed product. Please note that there is a possibility of color migration due to heavy friction.
It will be sold at 0.5 meter or 1 meter unit.
When you choose 0.5 meter per unit:
Qty 1 = 1/2 meter
Qty 2 = 1 meter
Qty 3 = 1.5 meter
Qty 4 = 2 meter
... and so on
When you choose 1 meter per unit:
Qty 1 = 1 meter
Qty 2 = 2 meter
Qty 3 = 3 meter
Qty 4 = 4 meter
... and so on
*Multiple meters will be delivered uncut unless otherwise requested.