SH-90DC

This shirt uses Khadi made in West Bengal, India, where both the warp and weft are hand-spun and hand-woven. For more information on hand-spinning, please refer to the link to the outer fabric spinning section and the blog of our supplier, CALICO . The unevenness created by hand-spinning and hand-weaving relatively short-fibre Desi Cotton gives it a texture like another skin, and it is beautiful even when lit through the light. The random borders that can be seen from time to time are created by the fine changes in the yarn lot by handwork, and are also one of the characteristics. The hand-woven Khadi fabric is cut from the selvedge to the selvedge, and is folded and sewn like origami, so there is almost no leftover fabric. It has a very flat structure and naturally fits the body shape of many people, like a kimono. The fabric also becomes softer with wear, and since cotton thread is used for sewing, it can be worn comfortably even on bare skin. The fabric selvedge on the placket and hem are used to convey the texture of hand-woven fabric, and thick white mother-of-pearl buttons are hand-sewn on.