2020SPRINGCOLLECTION

This is a stand collar Robe from KAMIKO where you can see red linen cloth through the see-through.

It is the successor model of "KAMIKO's robe" which was stored in the V & A Museum last year. When I saw the pictures of the exhibition in London, Ms. Shimada, who is producing the base paper of KAMIKO, said the first thing she would do now is to do a better job! It was. The museum's collection is a great honor, but the words uttered "For me and SHIZUKUYA, that's not a goal." are unshakable. She is my mother's age.

The material of this Robe, which shows the power of the word, is KAMIKO, who took on the challenge of processing with more labor than last year. Our goal is to create KAMIKO that is more modern and easier to wear while retaining its powerful texture. This time, KAMIKO, which is based on Japanese paper like lace, is placed on thin linen cloth and connected. Japanese paper is made one by one by hand, so the length is limited. So, I attached KAMIKO on a long thin linen cloth to make a wide and long paper. Of course, the techniques of joining and pasting are all techniques of making KAMIKO. Of course, while the strength remains strong, the dull red of linen fabric peeking through the crevices of KAMIKO fibers is impressive and soft.

In addition, if you look closely, red linen has a fine lattice pattern of red and black, which goes well with the texture of paper. Since this item is made of very thin linen, it is also used as a lining for the body.

To be honest, I am secretly confident that it has evolved one step further than the robe exhibited in London. It is light and warm to wear, and as you use it, the surface will get a little fluff and it will become more powerful. This item is limited to 2 items, but since it is handmade, each item has a different look. The rustic and strong texture, and the red linen fabric with a see-through design, show off the classy yet meticulous elegance.

A combination of Kosode made of linen fabric with tie-dyeing and quilting, and Hakama made of 12 oz denim.

The highlight of Kosode, the main item in the coordination, is the beauty of the harmony of the different techniques of tie-dyeing and quilting. The fabric was linen, pre-dyed in very light green, with quilting in large squares and a darker green tie-dye. The shape of Kosode incorporates patented technology to create a sharp silhouette. For hidden decorations such as collar, cuffs, and hem, multi-colored unevenly dyed lining fabric is used, and attention is paid to fine workmanship. The colors are not flashy and each work process is steady, but by combining them, they create a bold presence. Careful work protects each field and is naturally piled up, but the strength of dyeing and the simplicity of texture follow the rules of elegance.

Then, he coordinated with Kosode of [UKIYO-SHINOGI] label and Hakama of [SHITATARI] label. Light gray Hakama is a 12 oz denim. Comfortable to wear, just medium light. The elegant colors are easy to match and are durable for heavy use. Both Kosode and Hakama are made from materials that increase their flavor as you use them, so you can wear them in your own way.

Wazi-Hasode of linen with blue bamboo colored tie-dye flowing vertically. The lining has a multicolor uneven dye horizontal pattern.

Many people wonder about the structure of Wazi-Hasode, but it changes your style freely by taking off the button and rolling the large sleeve around the shoulder from the state of HAORI. This is a patented product that you can enjoy the beauty of draping. In addition, the side pockets make it easy to use.

This Wazi-Hasode material is dyed in bamboo color by tie-dyeing on the linen fabric which has been pre-dyed and wrinkled. The vertical flow of the pattern is impressive, and the back appearance of HAORI with both sleeves down is especially spectacular as the bamboo color radiates.

In addition, the lining of the sleeves is made of cotton that has been dyed unevenly on the sides with a Japanese vividness. On top of the soft feel, when you roll the large sleeves around your shoulders or neck, you can show the lining of the sleeves and the vivid lining of the sleeves will have a wonderful effect. This outer fabric and lining fabric has a skillful intonation by contrast of two types, tie-dyeing and vertical pattern, uneven dyeing and horizontal pattern. In addition, there is a good luck charm quilting on the center of the collar, that is, on the back of the neck.

Careful techniques, traditional and refined texture, and fantastic silhouette will draw you into the classical world.

The accessories are mainly made of ebony with a unique glossy surface, and are coordinated with Kaname-Dama which is a combination of shellfish mosaic and brass. The natural material adds a quiet and heavy touch.

Depending on the angle of view, the Hoodrobe combines shot silks, which run from silver to red, with silk, a dull cloud pattern.

One of the pronouns of our shop, Hoodrobe has a strong following. This [UKIYO-SHINOGI] label Hoodrobe uses only silk material. It's light and breathable, so it's perfect as an outer in early spring.

The red silver shot silk is reminiscent of the blade, and the cold cloud patterns on the placket, cuffs and behind the hood are reminiscent of the pattern of a sword blade. The image of a Japanese sword was completed by luxuriously combining these best materials.

The feature of this Hoodrobe is that you can see the cloud pattern when you roll up the front and cuffs, and you can hide it when you roll down. The back of the three-dimensional hood also shows and hides the pattern depending on how you put it on and take it off.

In the image, the shot's red color is pulled out to the maximum, depending on the lighting and angle, so it looks pretty pink, but the real thing looks even cooler. However, the pink color is reminiscent of cherry blossom viewing and rather elegant.

It is finished as an elegant Hoodrobe which makes you feel the coolness with intelligence and the softness of transience at the same time.

A glossy silk Kosode with pale grey stripes. And Hakama with geometric pattern watermark.

The upper body of Hakama-Shiki is Kosode, a patented product. It's functional and easy to move around in. A variety of styles. Easy to wear. Sharp silhouette. It has these four characteristics. Even if you put your hand into the hidden pocket, it will look good.

The Kosode with light gray stripes on a white background is silk. Although it has a natural texture, it has an elegant luster, so it will look cool even in a formal scene. As it is made of high quality material, it is light, breathable, and flexible, all of them are perfect. The hidden ornaments such as the collar and cuffs use horizontal stripes to contrast with the vertical stripes on the outer fabric.

Black Hakama with a stylish openwork creates a modern geometric pattern like a stone pavement. This is also light, cool and resistant to sweat. The elegant luster that shows the pattern skillfully, the texture that does not wrinkle easily, the sense of beauty and functionality coexist in this elegant Hakama.

The luxurious materials are elaborately elaborated in details, and it is assembled in a clean and modern way, so the elegance is not shaken.

Zin-Parka covered with aurora colored foil print like fish scales. The solid feel of the hood gives it a metallic impression.

This Zin-Parka has a very sophisticated finish. The aurora-colored foil print on the surface looks like the scales of a fish and is wonderful. The base of the foil print is a wool blend acrylic material that has a unique presence. In addition to the impressive appearance of the front with the placket open, the three-dimensional bulging of the hood and the metallic feel of the material give a powerful impression of the back. There is no weakness in the front or back. A pocket you'll want to stick your hand into. Unique china buttons on the fly. The jet-black lining has a spiral dot pattern. The impression that changes when the fly is closed. In this way, it is designed to fully enjoy your style.

This unique Zin-Parka is made with futuristic and already spacelike textile in a strong form.

Since this is such a unique Zin-Parka, accessories to fasten the front are also available. It is a Kaname-Dama which is made of brass with an ancient civilization hieroglyphic pattern.

Kosode of linen is dyed with a black palm leaf pattern, but the background color is navy blue on the collar and left sleeve, and the other colors are different from gray. Hakama has dark blue and white thick stripes, and this one also has 2 colors.

Kosode, which incorporates patented technology, is particular about the details of the decoration as well as the clean silhouette.

A trick that you can't see at a glance is the deciding factor in the end. Although this Kosode has a uniform black palm leaf pattern, the background color of the collar and left sleeve is dark blue and the other body and right sleeve are gray. Of course, in the decoration of the collar tip and cuff cloth corresponding to it, the background color is reversed.

Needless to say, it has hidden pockets, and everything is carefully assembled. Linen material has a simple texture, light and transparent feel, and is cool. It can be said that this item satisfies men's detailed needs.

Hakama, on the other hand, has dark blue and white thick stripes and uses two colors. It has a distinct look and a clean look. The cotton hemp material is easy to handle and refreshing to wear. The color contrast is so intense that the image doesn't completely capture the appeal.

The top and bottom can be worn casually and naturally, and the more you wear it, the more comfortable it becomes, making it a worthwhile outfit to grow.

Zin-Parka made of silk shantung with a combination of luster and dark red. This Zin-Parka has pockets that you really want to put your hands in, a three-dimensional hood, and various ways of wearing it by opening and closing the front.

The reason why it doesn't look bad even when worn aggressively is the elegant luster of silk shantung. The shadow part sinks black and the light part looks shiny. The luster of the silk beautifully changes even the swelling and wrinkles of the pockets, and it is truly of high quality. It has a rustic and old-fashioned texture, but the chic Chinese buttons and fine lining pattern keep you from getting old. The lining has a slightly darker color than the outer fabric. The geometric pattern of the lining fabric has a series of overlapping patterns, reminiscent of armor and wickerwork. It has a retro atmosphere. This Zin-Parka is a versatile outer because it is light, has excellent heat retention and exhalation. More than anything, it is powerful and sexy.

This is a clip type Kaname-Dama accessory with a front opening. Glossy ebony and shellfish mosaic are combined, and the natural and quiet heaviness stands out.

The linen Kosode is dyed in the same color, but each part has 4 different patterns. And Hakama is made of Viictoria lawn linen. In addition to pursuing a clean silhouette and functionality, the patented Kosode has elaborate decorations on the back of the sleeves, the front of the collar and the hem.

This Kosode is dyed the same blue, but is made from four different types of plaid linen. In other words, the fabric woven into different lattice patterns was dyed all in the same color. The left sleeve, the left bodice, the right bodice, and the right sleeve are tailored with different sized lattice patterns. In addition, the lining of the sleeves and the tip of the collar are decorated with a different pattern than the outer fabric. By doing this, the sharpness is created in the correctness, so it is not boring. Also, the linen fabric is smooth and cool, and has just the right amount of firmness, so the beautiful line appears on the sleeves. This is Kosode that has been carefully calculated even to the smallest detail and has been made with steady work. It is a very manly Kosode.

And Hakama, which is made of a transparent hemp material and is cool to wear and look at, is also excellent. This item has a sharp and firm texture, probably because of the fabric and the way it is woven. Hakama, which is made of 100% linen, has a transparent feel, and is neatly finished, is a valuable item. The color is easy to match, so it will be used heavily in spring and summer.

Both top and bottom are neat, beautiful and clean. The texture fits your body well and you won't get tired of it. Cool combination.

This is a Hoodrobe with the strong texture of KAMIKO that gives an edge and the openwork of SHIFU.

There are two types of cloth made of Japanese paper: SHIFU, which is made of fine threads of Japanese paper woven into cloth, and KAMIKO, which is made of Japanese paper itself. In this Hoodrobe, both are combined by making use of their respective characteristics.

The dark blue material is SHIFU woven with Japanese paper and cotton, and features a simple texture with a transparent feel. On the other hand, the placket, cuffs, and hood edges have a powerful expression of KAMIKO, giving it an impressive resilience. In addition, the hood is designed to retain a three-dimensional silhouette by matching a thin linen on the lining. In addition to wearing or removing the hood, the placket and the folded cuffs give a different impression. Of course, it is light and airy, and the line of the sleeves of KOSODE can be seen through the inside, giving it a fantastic beauty. The combination with the wrinkled shade of KAMIKO's antique look is elegant. This Hoodrobe is a popular item because it is made from a collection of rare materials and the color is easy to match.

As an accessory to fasten the front, coordinate with Kaname-Dama which combines chains such as bamboo and brass. It is impressive as it shakes and is transparent.