Studio D’Artisan KUROZOME DEPTH CHARGE Medium-Weight Sashiko Shirt - Black
$370.00
We have another standout shirt using the Japanese sashiko style (translating into "little stabs") fabric treatment. This is one very wild fabric, with a serious amount of work put into it for it to look and feel the way it does. A seriously impressive shirt from Studio D'Artisan's new collection.
Dyed using the Kurozome method from Kyoto which creates the "blackest black" using only natural dyes, done here in a gradient pattern by Kyoto Montsuki, a century old dye-house founded in 1915.
The Kurozome method involves many layers of different "shades" of black betel-nut dye until the deepest shade of black is achieved. Only a small number of craftsmen dye yarns and fabrics using this method in Kyoto.
- Product Code: SDSH_DEPTHCHARGE_BLA
- Availability: In Stock
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$370.00
| Size | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 | 46 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 40" | 41.5" | 44.5" | 46" | 48.5" |
| Vertical Length | 26.5" | 27.5" | 28.25" | 28.75" | 29" |
| Sleeve Length | 24.75" | 25.25" | 25.75" | 25.75" | 26.5" |
| Shoulder Width | 16.5" | 17.25" | 18.25" | 19" | 20" |
We have another standout shirt using the Japanese sashiko style (translating into "little stabs") fabric treatment. This is one very wild fabric, with a serious amount of work put into it for it to look and feel the way it does. A seriously impressive shirt from Studio D'Artisan's new collection.
Dyed using the Kurozome method from Kyoto which creates the "blackest black" using only natural dyes, done here in a gradient pattern by Kyoto Montsuki, a century old dye-house founded in 1915.
The Kurozome method involves many layers of different "shades" of black betel-nut dye until the deepest shade of black is achieved. Only a small number of craftsmen dye yarns and fabrics using this method in Kyoto.
