bingo kasuri veste two button yellow navy stripe

This limited collection is crafted from vintage deadstock materials, carefully selected from the 1980s to the early 2000s. It features unique fabrics from renowned brands as well as rare prototype materials.

Crafted from deadstock Bingo Kasuri, a historic indigo dyed cotton woven in Fukuyama, Hiroshima since the late Edo period. Known for its soft hand, durability, and quiet geometric patterns such as igeta lattice, stripes, and checks, Bingo Kasuri reflects over 150 years of Japanese textile craftsmanship. A timeless fabric where tradition meets a more contemporary expression.

The 2B Jacket is a novelty this season, a minimal & functional jacket with parachute buttons, a lapel you can button up, inside topstitched welt pockets, and fully piped construction.

Japanese deadstock fabric series that finds unused materials from closed fabric factories across Japan, creating products from them. Interesting fabrics are picked up from famous brands from the 80s to around 2000 as well as trial fabrics.

This time we have selected Bingo Kasuri. Bingo Kasuri is one of Japan's three major Kasuri textiles (along with Kurume Kasuri and Iyo Kasuri) and has been produced in Fukuyama, Hiroshima since the late Edo period. It is characterized by its durable and soft texture made from indigo-dyed cotton threads and was registered as a traditional craft designated by Hiroshima Prefecture in 1992. Known for its distinctive igeta patterns, stripes, and checks, it is also used today to make denim and clothing that utilize traditional techniques.

The 2BJK features darts in the back that give it a wide silhouette while keeping it looking neat. The inside is fully piped, and there are pockets on both sides of the lapel that can be used for items like mobile phones. When fully buttoned, it provides a blouson-like design.