Keep it long, treasure it long.

Gentle shades like glaze

The check pattern has a lively impression, but the hatsutoki tile check shirt is drawn with a gentle touch that makes you feel nostalgic. A natural but feminine, lovely hatsutoki shirt.

The warmth of hatsutoki

This textile called “pottery tiles” was inspired by ceramic tiles on a gentle beige like glaze applied to tableware. It is characterized by a neat check pattern and a warm fabric. The delicate touch of fine count cotton unique to hatsutoki summarizes the overall impression more elegantly.

Tile check shirt with a feminine but mens-like atmosphere. I'm glad that it won't lose its strength even if it's washed and beautiful. When combined with a long skirt, it creates a soft atmosphere, and it is an easy-to-use shirt that fits comfortably even when combined with boyish pants.

New possibilities for Banshu textile

hatsutoki is a textile brand called Banshu Textile. Banshu fabric is a thin fabric centered on cotton and has a history of more than 200 years in the Kita-Harima district of Hyogo Prefecture. It is a production area with 80%. Dyed fabrics are characterized by the ability to create various patterns because they are dyed in various colors before weaving, and specialize in the production of shirt fabrics, mainly check, stripe, border, oxford and chambray.
There are many places where weaving textiles are blessed with abundant water flowing through large rivers, but the Kako River, a first-class river, also flows in Nishiwaki City where the fabric of hatsutoki is born. Abundant water creates the beauty of the color of the fabric and brings out a color that can only be expressed on the ground.

Hatsutoki was born from the idea that “I want to unravel the fabric of Banshu Textile and convey the impression of touching it for the first time”. I don't know where and how it is made, and the trend of pursuing a trend, uniform clothes are overflowing in the market. There is a desire to convey the splendor. Shimadzu Weaving Co., Ltd., which produces hatsutoki, has been cooperating with artisans for dyeing (yarn dyeing), diameter making (yarn preparation), weaving (weaving) and finishing (texture) on the grounds of Banshu textiles for 80 years. A long-established store that has been manufacturing. By being in the production area, there was no physical or spiritual distance from the craftsman, and only “good things” were created together.