SKU:190SH01D400-29-03

S/S Open Collar Shirt -DOROZOME Dark-

Name: S/S Open Collar Shirt -DOROZOME Dark-
Brand: KUON
SKU: 190SH01D400-29-03
Price: 49500.0 JPY
Availability: OutOfStock

¥49,500 JPY

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Color Dark Brown

Size S M L XL

Quantity

・A mud-dyed rayon crepe shirt with an open collar
・Relaxed fit,

100% Viscose Rayon, Made in Japan

*There is a possibility of color fading and color transfer due to the natural dyeing process.

Measurements

S: Length 71.5cm / Shoulder 47.0cm / Chest 59.5cm / Sleeve 24.5cm

M: Length 73.5cm / Shoulder 48.5cm / Chest 61.5cm / Sleeve 25.5cm

L: Length 75.5cm / Shoulder 50.0cm / Chest 63.5cm / Sleeve 26.0cm

XL: Length 77.5cm / Shoulder 51.5cm / Chest 65.5cm / Sleeve 27.0cm

LENGTH : From top of neckline center to bottom of hem center

SHOULDER : From shoulder point to the others

CHEST : Pit to pit. From underarm seam to the others

SLEEVE : Along out seam from shoulder (raglan seam) to tip of cuff

*All tucks and pleats spread. Slight discrepancies may occur between the numerical measurement and the actual measurement depending on the product.

WAIST : Top of the waistband

Hip: Width of 20cm below from the top of waistband with garment laid flat

Thigh: Crotch point to outseam with garment laid flat

Hem : Width of hem with garment laid flat

Rise : From clotch point to center top of waistband

Inseam : From crotch point to hem

* All tucks and pleats spread. Slight discrepancies may occur between the numerical measurement and the actual measurement depending on the product.

Fabric

Dorozome is a dyeing technique unique to Amami Oshima, a Japanese small island. Dorozome involves dying with the essence of Yeddo hawthorn (called Techi tree in Amami dialect) which originally grows inside the island, and soaking in the muddy rice field after. The key to Dorozome is the chemical reaction between tannin pigments of Techi tree and irons contained in the mud of Amami Oshima. It sounds more like chemistry than just dyeing! There are various theories about the origin of Dorozome, but it has more than 1300 years of history. Dyeing with the essence of Techi tree 20 times and soaking in the muddy rice field after, we repeat this whole process 3 times. It takes a lot of time, but this effort is what makes Dorozome look so beautiful.