Design for modern "kabukimono"
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Muslin <French> The roots of this beautiful cloth is originated from Mawsil, the capital of Mesopotamia
(Now the second city of Iraq). Muslin is a loosely-woven wool fabric introduced to Japan from Europe (originally from the Middle East in the 17th century). It became a very popular textile amongst people who couldn’t afford to get silk kimono, especially for it’s similarly beautiful drape and color.. |
Dyed Textile
until it becomes dough
The Multicolored Textile are dyed using Kyoto Stencil Yuzen Dyeing, which highlights the artisan's skill.
SOU・SOU is committed to dyeing all of its original products using Kyoto Stencil Yuzen Dyeing, and dyes a variety of clothing fabrics throughout the year, including Isemomen Cotton Handkerchief and Canvas fabric used for Tabi Shoes.
After the fabric that will be the product is completed through many processes, it finally enters the sewing process and the product is completed. The fabric is made by craftsmen who spend a lot of time and effort, but the work process is not well known. This time, we will introduce a video of the flow from the beginning of dyeing the fabric to shipping.
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