SOWBOW SHIRT -A (ONE PEACE COLLAR) KURUME-KASURI "SQUARE" NAVY
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This shirt series allows you to enjoy various styles of "dressing up" according to your individual sense.
The one-piece collar is tailored in a single piece with an eye toward a pull-out collar, and features a beautiful roll with a sense of three-dimensionality. The sewing specifications such as fold-down stitching and pleats on the back of one side, and the original ceramic buttons made at the Arita-yaki pottery workshop are key points of this series.
Kurume Kasuri
Kurume kasuri is a kasuri manufactured in the Chikugo region of southern Fukuoka Prefecture.
Together with Iyo-kasuri and Bingo-kasuri, it is considered one of the three major kasuri fabrics in Japan.
The weaving width is 1 shaku (about 38 cm) and the pattern is expressed by weaving with pre-dyed yarn (kasuri yarn) using a technique called kukuri.
The Kurume kasuri technique was designated an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Japan in 1957, and in 1976 it was designated a Traditional Craft by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry.
SQUARE" Vertical Kasuri
This is a collection of original textiles woven with the vertical kasuri technique.
The folk art style patterns that evoke a sense of nostalgia are expressed using the tate-kasuri technique, in which kukuri yarn is used for the warp threads. The distinctive look of the pattern is characterized by the up-and-down grazing.
Two colors are available: white (ivory), which is rarely seen in Kurume Kasuri, and navy blue with black floating vaguely in the background.
Size Chart__Shoulder width / Body width / Length / Sleeve length
0 = 43 / 53 / 53 / 56
1 = 46 / 56 / 69 / 59
2 = 49 / 58 / 71 / 61
3 = 51 / 59 / 73 / 64
4 = 53 / 60 / 75 / 66
*Please allow for slight variations in size measurements.
