Studio D'Artisan

[Pre-Order] Studio D'Artisan Kakishibu Dyed "Ajiro Denim" Shirt

D5688 KAKI

Expected Delivery: April, 2023

Pre-order deadline: November 10th @ Noon (JST)

Learn more about our pre-order process here

  • SDA Original 13oz. Ajiro Weave Selvedge Denim
  • 100% Cotton
  • One Wash
  • Workstyle chest pockets
  • Side gussets
  • Tagua Nut button opening

    Ajiro is a quintessentially Japanese weave that involves delicately weaving thin strips of bamboo and was historically used to make baskets. Everyday articles created using this particular type of wickerwork were considered indispensable by those who used them - with the pattern even being regarded as auspicious. Heralded as a weave that will attract happiness and protect everything precious for the user - Studio D'Artisan have created from the ground up their latest "Ajiro Denim" series for 2023.

    By combining different weave structures in this particular denim prior to performing a factory wash on the garment, the shrinkage results in a particularly uneven texture giving a three-dimensional look to the fabric.

    Kakishibu has a deep-rooted history in Japanese craft culture & tradition, dating back to the early 13th century when it was first introduced to Japan from China. Annually in late August, unripe persimmon are harvested as their tannin or juice is extracted. Used as a multi-solution tool, Kakishibu was used to cure hangovers, for wood lacquering and even as a clearing agent for sake, to name only a few of the varied applications of the historic dye. 

    *Model is pictured wearing a size 40. He weighs 75kg (165 pounds) and is 183cm (6’00”) tall.

    Size - CM Chest Shoulder Center Back Sleeve
    36 100 42 67.5 61
    38 104 44 70 63
    40 110 46 72 64
    42 114 48 74 65
    44 120 50 76 66
    46 126 52 78 67
    Size - Inches Chest Shoulder Center Back Sleeve
    36 39.4 16.5 26.6 24
    38 40.9 17.3 27.6 24.8
    40 43.3 18.1 28.3 25.2
    42 44.9 18.9 29.1 25.6
    44 47.2 19.7 29.9 26
    46 49.6 20.5 30.7 26.4
    Made in Okayama, Japan

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