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11oz Sashiko Haori Coat in Indigo
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- Inspired by "hikeshi banten" or traditional Japanese firefighter uniforms, Japan Blue's 11oz sashiko fabric is woven using sashiko threads on a robust cotton base. Dyed with rope indigo for a deep color, the fabric's texture intensifies with continued wear, revealing a spectrum of indigo-blues over time. Drawing influence from traditional Japanese kimono, the shirt adopts an open-placket design, complemented by two side seam pockets and a subtly elongated hem.
- Regular fit
- 11oz sanforized sashiko fabric
- Indigo-dyed, will fade with wear
- Side seam pockets
- Slightly elongated hem
- 100% cotton
- Made in Japan
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Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Length One Size
47" 25" 20" 29.25" Convert to CM
For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Japan Blue Jeans is a sub-division of the Japan Blue Group, which was born in Japan’s denim mecca, Kojima. Japan Blue Group consists of four distinct divisions: the denim/fabric house, Collect Co., the dye house, Rampuya, and lastly, the Momotaro and Japan Blue brands. As part of the Japan Blue Group, Japan Blue Jeans has full control over the process behind their products, from conception, to fabric, to dying, to manufacturing, giving the brand an unparalleled amount of creative freedom. The brand has gained notoriety for their collaboration pieces that often push the boundaries of what raw denim is today.
$88.50
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11oz Sashiko Haori Coat in Indigo
- Details
- Sizing
- Brand Info
- Inspired by "hikeshi banten" or traditional Japanese firefighter uniforms, Japan Blue's 11oz sashiko fabric is woven using sashiko threads on a robust cotton base. Dyed with rope indigo for a deep color, the fabric's texture intensifies with continued wear, revealing a spectrum of indigo-blues over time. Drawing influence from traditional Japanese kimono, the shirt adopts an open-placket design, complemented by two side seam pockets and a subtly elongated hem.
- Regular fit
- 11oz sanforized sashiko fabric
- Indigo-dyed, will fade with wear
- Side seam pockets
- Slightly elongated hem
- 100% cotton
- Made in Japan
-
Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Length One Size
47" 25" 20" 29.25" Convert to CM
For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Japan Blue Jeans is a sub-division of the Japan Blue Group, which was born in Japan’s denim mecca, Kojima. Japan Blue Group consists of four distinct divisions: the denim/fabric house, Collect Co., the dye house, Rampuya, and lastly, the Momotaro and Japan Blue brands. As part of the Japan Blue Group, Japan Blue Jeans has full control over the process behind their products, from conception, to fabric, to dying, to manufacturing, giving the brand an unparalleled amount of creative freedom. The brand has gained notoriety for their collaboration pieces that often push the boundaries of what raw denim is today.
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- Details
- Sizing
- Brand Info
- Inspired by "hikeshi banten" or traditional Japanese firefighter uniforms, Japan Blue's 11oz sashiko fabric is woven using sashiko threads on a robust cotton base. Dyed with rope indigo for a deep color, the fabric's texture intensifies with continued wear, revealing a spectrum of indigo-blues over time. Drawing influence from traditional Japanese kimono, the shirt adopts an open-placket design, complemented by two side seam pockets and a subtly elongated hem.
- Regular fit
- 11oz sanforized sashiko fabric
- Indigo-dyed, will fade with wear
- Side seam pockets
- Slightly elongated hem
- 100% cotton
- Made in Japan
-
Size Chest Shoulder Sleeve Length One Size
47" 25" 20" 29.25" Convert to CM
For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Japan Blue Jeans is a sub-division of the Japan Blue Group, which was born in Japan’s denim mecca, Kojima. Japan Blue Group consists of four distinct divisions: the denim/fabric house, Collect Co., the dye house, Rampuya, and lastly, the Momotaro and Japan Blue brands. As part of the Japan Blue Group, Japan Blue Jeans has full control over the process behind their products, from conception, to fabric, to dying, to manufacturing, giving the brand an unparalleled amount of creative freedom. The brand has gained notoriety for their collaboration pieces that often push the boundaries of what raw denim is today.
