Studio D'artisan [D1897S] Persimmon Astringent Sashiko Jeans - One Wash

Persimmon astringent dyeing is a traditional dye created by Japanese nature,
Its history goes back more than 900 years.
This dyeing technique is a traditional Japanese dyeing technique.
It has been passed down for a long time.
Persimmon astringent is also used as a Chinese medicine,
It is said to have excellent sterilization and deodorizing effects.
Persimmon astringent dyeing is also called "Tenri dyeing",
Oxidized by exposure to sunlight and air,
The color will change over time.
This natural color change fosters a deep and unique color.
The more you use it, the more you can enjoy the changes over time,
You can feel the feeling of growing it into your own special color.

In this denim, the embroidery stitching of the warp thread,
The weft is dyed with persimmon astringent.
By overlapping indigo blue and persimmon color,
The unique reddish denim has been completed.
The stitches applied to the warp shrink by washing,
Because unevenness occurs, you can enjoy three-dimensional expressions.

"Kaki渋 Denim" was born by combining craftsmanship and Japanese tradition.
The texture and color are reminiscent of Japanese nature and culture.
It has a unique presence.

Denim thickness: 15oz
Silhouette: Relaxed Tapered (SD-108 type)

Measurements made in cm.