Chizimi Cotton 40/40 Fubi Kimono Shirt / Peony Blossom

■Product description What is "Fubi" kimono style? This is SOU・SOU's Two-piece kimono style. It embodies the idea of traveling through an entire lifetime as a modern Day custom Fashion , . ・Using Chizimi Cotton 40/40 embossed fabric made by Sakao Orimono.  "40/40" means a fabric woven with 40 count yarns in the warp and 40 count yarns in the weft. About the texture of fabric: around the thickness of a light shirt. (The higher the count number, the finer the yarn and the thinner the woven fabric is.) ・Hand-printed with Kyoto Stencil Yuzen Dyeing. There is a thin batting in the collar part. ・It is also recommended to wear matching Fubi Kimono Shirt and Pants as an alternative to yukata.  ※Pattern placement of this textile design product differs from one another due to the manufacturing process. Customers cannot specify the print.  ※Slight misalignments may occur due to the hand screen-printing process. ※Due to the nature of the dyeing process, uneven color or fading may occur.
【About Chizimi Cotton】 ・Produced in Takashima City, Shiga Prefecture, with a long history dating back to the Edo period. Strongly twisted weft yarn creates a distinctive crepe texture that feels cool and breathable. ・Because the textured surface reduces contact with the skin and allows moisture to evaporate easily, it is said to lower the perceived temperature by about 2°C. ・Excellent sweat absorption, quick-drying, breathability, moisture absorption, and moisture release properties. ・Takashima chizimi cotton, which has benefited from the natural resources of Lake Biwa, boasts the highest production in Japan. The Dye 【Chizimi Cotton started from 10:00 on Thursday, April 16th. 】. When dyeing Chizimi Cotton, color may not be able to penetrate deeply into the creped part of fabric. The embossed fabric used in this product has elasticity (rate: about 135%), making it easy to move in and comfortable to wear. Due to emboss processing (an embossing process that gives uneven crepe-like pattern) , the frayed thread may be twisted and popped out. There is no problem with cutting any threads that have popped out.