This work style shirt is made in Nishiwaki, Hyogo using pin dot indigo. This is an interesting series with vintage shapes that allow you to create silhouettes and shapes that suit you.
Material: 100% cotton
Material origin: Nishiwaki, Hyogo Prefecture
Production area: Odate, Akita Prefecture
Manufacturing equipment: Union Special
Message from the organizer
Denim patterned fabrics are attractive because of the combination of colors and patterns. They have a long history, dating back more than a century, and have remained to this day despite their simple design. In the early 1900s, denim clothing was treated as workwear, and was strongly perceived as clothing that pursued durability. The common theory about the origins of denim patterns such as polka dots and hickory is that they were created to make dirt less noticeable, but as we continue to explore the history, we find advertisements that seem to suggest that the design was used to expand the product image as part of sales promotion. Also, while polka dots at the time represented rhythm and pin dots were considered to be subtle designs like shadow designs, it is also true that they improved the image of workwear. How would you handle a meaningful design?
The above is reprinted from the DELUXEARE website.
If you look closely You can see that it is a patterned fabric with red, blue, and white woven into plain indigo yarn.
The soft and light fabric makes it comfortable to wear even in the middle of summer.
