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■About Product
What is "Yukatabira" ...
"Yukatabira" is from Heian period and was worn as a bath robe for nobles.
This is a SOU・SOU style simple yukata.
・Uses Isemomen cotton, a traditional craft from Tsu City, Mie Prefecture.
・Isemomen cotton handkerchief fabric gets softer and softer by washing. It is gentle and comfortable and is widely used in baby clothes.
・Snowflake tie-dye patterned garments are veritable treasures that require a special techinique. Even in the four-century old Arimatsu Narumi Tie-dye production area, they can only be made by Harisho Co., Ltd.
・Heko belt in this yukata set is made with polyester which can be washed in machine.
※There may be uneven dyeing due to hand-dyeing nature
※There may be a unique smell of dyes at the beginning, but it has no harmful effect on human body. After drying for a while in a well-ventilated area, the smell will gradually disappear.
※Due to manual procedure, pattern and color of products may differ from one another.
※Customers are not able to specify the pattern and color.
絞り具合
※This product is made of Isemomen cotton. Depending on the color, fluff may be noticeable, but it is a feature of the material.
There may be some neps (knots in the fabric), as it is sewn by traditional sewing machine.
※Products with the same color name may vary slightly in color due to different materials.
・Please wash separately at the beginning.
・Please put it in a laundry net and wash by machine.
・Dry promptly to avoid color migration.
・As there may be color transfer, please wash it separately from white or light-colored items.
・Color may transfer during use or due to friction.
・Due to the nature of the fabric, it has a certain degree of elasticity. Please adjust the garment to its original shape immediately after washing without stretching the sewn part excessively.
・Iron with a pressing cloth.
・Do not tumble dry.
