SKU:190JK01B300-78-02

Vintage Hand Sashiko Patchwork Blazer

Name: Vintage Hand Sashiko Patchwork Blazer
Brand: KUON
SKU: 190JK01B300-78-02
Price: 1375000.0 JPY
Availability: InStock

¥1,375,000 JPY

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Color Navy

Size S M L XL

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Hard tailored 4 buttoned classic sport jacket
Manual sashiko applied vintage Kasuri fabrics patchworked
Sargent's cuff, center bent, regular fit

<Material>
Body: 100% Cotton, Interlining: 100% Wool, Lining: Cupro
Made in Japan

Measurements

S: Length 68.0cm / Shoulder 42.5cm / Chest 53.5cm / Sleeve 59.5cm

M: Length 70.0cm / Shoulder 44.0cm / Chest 55.5cm / Sleeve 61.0cm

L: Length 72.0cm / Shoulder 45.5cm / Chest 57.5cm / Sleeve 63.0cm

XL: Length 74.0cm / Shoulder 47.0cm / Chest 59.5cm / Sleeve 64.5m

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

Hand Sashiko This is a patchworked fabric made from Kofu, Japanese vintage fabric embellished with Sashiko. Sashiko is a variety of stitching techniques possibly started during Edo period in the Tohoku region where the weather was too cold for cotton to grow. Cotton fabrics were also hard to come by from other regions, and people layered and reinforced the limited fabrics available to them by stitching them to make warmer and more durable garments to survive the severe winter. Sashiko has since developed as a form of decorative stitching or embroidery, and many original patterns were created.