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Scenes of the four seasons

A stall that looks like a bold pattern, and when you roll it up, it often fits in nicely. That's why it's an item that you can enjoy choosing. The nitorito stall OHORI has a unique design inspired by the moat at the ruins of the castle. The gorgeous colors add color to winter fashion.

Handicraft felt from a gentle touch

The city of Yonezawa, where nitorito is located, was once a castle town of the Uesugi family, so the ruins of the castle and the moat still exist. The moat is also a place where you can enjoy various natural scenery, such as cherry blossom trees surrounding the moat and autumn leaves depending on the season. A stall OHORI that expresses the changing seasons. Depending on the color, it is designed so that you can feel the charm of the four seasons, such as the mild spring and the tranquil winter.

The stall OHORI has a pattern in which rectangles are lined up when expanded, and the point is that different colors are used for each. When you wrap it around your neck, you can see the colors randomly, so you can enjoy how to wrap it. A touch that makes the pattern feel as if it were hand-painted. The four sides are left uncut, and the short sides are made of a thin fabric such as a striped pattern. Another feature is that the edges of the uncut fabric have a fluffy texture.

Stall OHORI makes you feel the handiwork of people everywhere, such as inspiration from nature, changing the fabric used in small parts, and having a warm touch. Warm wool not only warms the neck, but also warms the heart. You can wrap it around so that the volume comes out, or you can put it on the outerwear softly.

Technology unique to factory brands

The feature is that all the stalls of nitorito are left uncut. By felting a part of the wool material, even if the edges of the fabric are not sewn, there is no risk of fraying unless extreme force is applied. Since only the minimum necessary sewing is applied, the original texture of wool remains, and depending on the product, custom arrangements such as separating the fringe part by yourself are possible, so it becomes a product that creates your own attachment. I am.

Soft textiles from Yonezawa

Yonezawa Ori is a woven fabric produced in and around Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture. With the encouragement of the 9th Yonezawa feudal lord, Uesugi Takayama, the textile industry has flourished and has been passed down to the present day as an industry that has continued since the Edo period. Yonezawa is a basin surrounded by magnificent mountains and is known as the castle town of the Uesugi family. Against the background of such land, there is textile brand nitorito, which manufactures products originating from Yonezawa. The world view of nitorito, which values ​​culture and nature and spreads freely, is expressed by careful manufacturing by skilled engineers backed by a long history, and only those that feel the warmth of the thread. It also warms the feelings of the person who picks it up.