Studio d'Artisan D4523 Kakishibu Denim Hickory Vest

 "Kakishibu dyeing" is a traditional dyeing technique that has been passed down since the Heian period more than 900 years ago. It is said that samurai and yamabushi wore reddish-brown clothes dyed with persimmon tannin during the Heian period.
Due to its high bactericidal and deodorant effects, the cloth dyed with persimmon tannin, which was also used as a Chinese herbal medicine, changes color when exposed to sunlight and air and becomes deeper in color, so it is also called sun dyeing.

• Ultra-uneven yarn creating a rough texture
• Indigo-dyed Nep yarn (thread that leaves the knots that are created when making the yarn)
• The stripes of hickory are based on the motif of random hickory, also known as "parent-child hickory
• 14oz cotton fabric
• Silhouette: Relax Tapered (108 type)
• Pre-washed

Made in Japan

Model is 185cm, 80kg and wearing size 44