ripmonster Rip Monster Turban Orange-beige turban made of linen material. I liked it and used it for one season. Home-cleaned. The following is an excerpt from the official Instagram introduction page: ———————— By using glossy linen fabric, it gives a healthy complexion and a glow to the skin. And because it blends well with the skin, it has the advantage of expanding the range of makeup, and it can create a soft and gentle atmosphere even without makeup. I imagined a natural woman. ・We use a material called Carl Meyer, which is characterized by its firmness and lightness. It is a fabric woven with a machine of which there are only a dozen or so in Japan. ・The linen content is 70%, which gives a strong summer feel, but of course it is perfect for summer, but even in autumn and winter, it is a glossy linen, so it is easy to balance with your clothes, and with different materials being trendy, we also recommend wearing it with a jacket. The unique gloss of linen appears as an expression, so when you wrap it around your face, we chose and used a fabric that gives women a very pleasing gloss and tone-up effect. That gloss is a key point that you can use until autumn♪ ・Made in Japan quality, woven and dyed domestically in Fukui Prefecture. It is difficult to produce high-linen blends, and we carefully produce them domestically. ・Please hand wash. 【The black rubber part around the face】 This time, we have applied a non-slip treatment. We have renewed it with the utmost care, wanting you to spend your time more comfortably and comfortably, considering the feel on the skin. ※Please understand in advance that there may be individual differences in slippage and slipping. ◆Black fabric◆ 89% cotton, 11% polyurethane The surface of the ultra-fine cotton yarn is "gas-fired" to reduce fluff, and by rubbing it strongly, the yarn is made as clear as possible, and it is a fabric knitted in a special technique called "bare rib". It is a fabric characterized by its particular cotton, stretch, and clear and beautiful surface. The knitting is produced in Wakayama, and the dyeing is produced in Aichi (Ichinomiya City). Ichinomiya City is called [Bishu] and has been a major fabric production area since the Nara period. We chose this fabric because we wanted the turban to not slip off and to provide a good fit, and we were particular about the feel of the part that touches the skin the most.