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Ay

Kimono Meisen Necktie

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Size & Weight

Width of sword tip approx. 6.5 cm, total length approx. 140 cm

Specifications

Manufacture/Material: Japan

Shipping

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The one and only Meisen necktie: the one and only special item in the world

This tie is a one-of-a-kind item made by upcycling Isesaki Meisen material. Each one has a different pattern and color, and just by wearing it, you can feel the charm of the region and become the talk of the town with those around you. It is a special accessory that not only adds character to your suit style, but also wears a message of Japanese tradition and sustainability.

A perfect gift for your loved ones!

Delivered in a special box, it is sure to be a gift that will be appreciated. We recommend it as a gift for yourself or for your loved ones.

Size
Width of the tip of the sword: approx. 6.5 cm, Total length: approx. 140 cm

Material
Outer lining: 100% silk (Meisen)

Madd in Japan Japan Necktie is carefully produced at a sewing factory specializing in ties.

Care Instructions Dry clean only

Ay

"Ay" is a cultural brand that unravels, confronts, and transmits spun culture with a new value under the mission of "reweaving culture".

Commitment to Our Products:
"Re-weaving" means adding new value while maximizing existing elements. If a kimono represents 10, we break down the 10 into its components: craftsman, technique, region, thread, loom, dye, division of labor, etc. When we examine each of these aspects, a future comes into view.

Traditional industrial goods, crafted with care, have seen decreased distribution due to a shrinking market. Additionally, there are traditional techniques facing decline due to aging craftsmen, cultures that exist but cannot be produced, and both Japanese and international cultures on the verge of decline.

Our approach is to scrutinize each cultural aspect, understanding why it has been cherished over time. We use the term "reweave" to describe this process. By giving new value to the unwound elements, we aim to grow one into a hundred by reintroducing them to the market in a rejuvenated state.