A breathable sleeveless top with large openings at the chest and armholes.
A large river flows next to the factory, and the water is drawn in to make the fabric.
A lame yarn with a weft that looks like the reflection of the sparkling water surface on a simple cotton soccer material.
I felt that nature and life were so closely connected that I was alive.
We recommend pairing it with pants made of the same material or layering it with a cut-and-sew dress.

[STORY]
The image of a Japanese material is a cotton material woven with hard, thick plain weave threads.
Far from being supple, the stiff and durable fabric is highly breathable and moisture-absorbing, and there are almost no such materials available in Europe.
It's the opposite of Japan, where it's dry and you don't want the air to escape.
Nishiwaki is a production area that has the image of producing many fabrics unique to Japan.
Nowadays, there are a variety of threads and looms available, so it's not just the image of the past, but I wanted to try cooking with the European-style fabric, which is perfect for the Japanese summer.
A large river flows through the factory in Nishiwaki, and the water is drawn in to make the fabric.
I felt a real sense of being alive and connected to nature.
It looks like the sparkling water surface is reflected on the simple cotton soccer material.