This is a patchwork jacket made from striped cotton and indigo-dyed vintage fabric. The reversible side features a patchwork of Japanese Sarasa. The fabric has a very soft texture unique to vintage cloth, and the fading and wear of the indigo dye are beautiful. Some patches use the original boro patchwork from the time, giving it a natural finish. The Japanese Sarasa on the reverse side offers a completely different look. For those who love Japan Vintage. Total length: 60 cm Shoulder width: 62 cm Chest: 62 cm Sleeve length: 42 cm [About the product] Weak areas of the boro have been reinforced, but this item is for those who appreciate the charm of aged fabric and enjoy repairing and caring for their clothing. We have used areas with small holes or stains that we liked. This item is for those who can appreciate such imperfections as part of its character. For washing, we recommend dry cleaning or gentle hand washing. Due to the nature of indigo dye, the color may fade, so we recommend washing it separately from other items. Sasaki Yohinten Emiowasu Usato no Fuku, plant-dyed, persimmon tannin Hand-woven, sakiori, leftover yarn, boro, kasuri 45rpm, organic, mosquito net Indigo dyeing, Tairyoki (fishing flags), gori hemp, vintage fabric Antique tools, old folk house, Yanma Sangyo Yumi Hayakawa, Nagagi (long kimono), Noragi (work clothes), ranru Hanten (short coat), sakiori, Sasaki Shoten, Tsutsugaki (tube-drawn dyeing) Katazome (stencil dyeing), koi nobori (carp streamers), cotton, family crest, era Kimono remake, kasuri, Tsutsugaki Pure silk, cloth scraps, Kurume kasuri, Komon (small pattern kimono), Meisen (silk fabric) Patchwork, sashiko, old folk house Kasuri, kayagasuri (mosquito net kasuri), yukinko shima (snow child stripe), Japanese Sarasa Color: Blue