We have received a very valuable and rare fabric. At a domestic mill, we designed a complex structure called "kuzure-aya" (broken twill) on top of the already difficult-to-weave linen, and carefully wove it. (This is different from "aya-kuzure".) There are only a few mills in Japan with the technology to weave this structure. The processing is also special. To remove the characteristic scratchiness of linen, we applied Omi-zarashi, a process of carefully kneading the fabric. This resulted in a smooth texture that you wouldn't believe is 100% linen, and the finish expresses the fine wrinkles unique to Omi-zarashi. As a thick shirt, a thin jacket, or pants, it is not see-through, and with a usable width of 146cm, it's an extra-wide fabric that can be used for a variety of items. Material: 100% Linen Effective Fabric Width: 146cm We are particular about the fabric specifications and processing, and we have received high praise for the finished texture. The yarn used is made from 100% raw materials from Belgium, France, and the Netherlands (Flanders region). Everything we sell is basically one-of-a-kind and cannot be obtained elsewhere unless we reproduce it. Therefore, it will end when it's gone. *We recommend washing the fabric once before cutting, considering some shrinkage.