Studio D'Artisan "Midare Kasuri" Selvedge Jacket

D4574

• 14oz. "Midare Kasuri" Slubby Unsanforized Selvedge denim 
• Irregular Indigo yarns
• 100% Cotton
• One wash
• Type 2 Silhouette
• Black coated buttons
• Original "Midare Kasuri" Leather patch

Popularized as daily wear for the working class of Japan, Indigo-dyed Kasuri Kimonos were first introduced to Japan via the Ryukyu Kingdom. This was a period in Japanese history (1429-1879) when the islands of Okinawa were occupied by the Chinese Ming dynasty and many elements of Chinese culture were introduced to Japan. The art of weaving fabric with the iconic indigo blue and white yarn patterns spread through Japan, with different regions each developing their own unique pattern of Kasuri dyeing.

For this Midare Sashiko collection, SDA have developed a variant of Kasuri known as “Ranre-Kasuri”, woven from uneven slub yarns to epitomize the texture of this traditional Japanese textile.

*Model is pictured wearing a size 40. He weighs 59kg (130 pounds) and is 178cm (5’11”) tall.