Keep it long, treasure it long.

Making early summer rural scenery a textile

A view of early summer, sleeping somewhere in memory. Youthful, delicate and powerful feeling of life when rice planting is over and rice grows quickly and quickly. Stall @ Rice Fields, which incorporates the spread of this countryside into a textile pattern, has an interesting three-dimensional appearance of the fine cut dobby, and you want to take it out on a summer trip or homecoming by squatting it round and putting it in a bag.

If you look closely, you can feel the vividness of the thread, but when you wind it up, it is a slightly pale color and easy to use. By applying a strong twist to the thread and then weaving it, a three-dimensional expression and a silky touch are created. It is a material that seems to be hatsutoki, which looks like it even when rolled up and has been delicately devised in a simple look. Wrinkles are less likely to be noticed, and it is light and easy to dry, which is a characteristic of the material that makes you happy in summer.

The raw material uses the finest cotton from Egypt. It is a textile woven by skilled craftsmen in Banshu-ori, Hyogo Prefecture. The tiny texture does not stress the skin, and it is 100% cotton but has a large volume, so it is perfect for spring and summer stalls.

New possibilities of Banshu fabric

hatsutoki is a textile brand called Banshu Textile. Banshu Textile is a thin fabric mainly made of cotton that has a history of more than 200 years in the Kita-Harima district of Hyogo Prefecture. It is a production area that has 80%. There are many places where textiles are produced, where large rivers flow and are blessed with abundant water, but the abundant water creates the beauty of the color development of the textiles, and the color that can not be expressed without the locality I'm pulling out.

Hatsutoki was born out of this desire, "I want to unravel the fabric of Banshu textiles and convey the touch of touch for the first time." In order to tell you what you think, where and how you are making it, you can find out about Banshu Textile, which tells you what you think, where and how it is made in the market. I want to convey the wonderfulness.

Make full use of the technology cultivated in the production area

Hatsutoki's manufacturing starts with the creation of a single thread, which means "I want to make clothes with this kind of image, texture, and design, so I make fabric (yarn) according to it." The design, the fabric, and the texture match because they are not designed to match the fabric. That's exactly what hatsutoki's strength is: it allows you to work on clothing design and fabric simultaneously.

Wonderful basic, a product that is premised on being used universally and for a long time, and a design that can be inspired by everything that can be obtained from the five senses, such as the surrounding natural scenery, colors and sounds. I feel endless possibilities.