This is a worn vintage Kendo jacket made from custom-dyed cotton. The custom-dyed cotton will fade with time and use. There are slight variations in color and embroidery of the Kendo Jackets.
Kendogi are martial arts jackets meant for Kendo, a sport practicing swordsmanship with wooden swords. Kendo armor was introduced when the sport was introduced in the late Edo period, far after Samurai were abolished from Japan. Modern Kendogi are made in the same traditional styles as those adopted generations ago.
Kendogi are made of a thickly-embroidered cotton Sashi-Ori fabric. Each is dyed a deep color that fades with time.
Learn more about Kendogi and how to style them into your wardrobe on our blog.
Handle with care! Wash cold separately from whites and colors, tumble dry low.

Cotton
Origin of Fabric: Japan

Product #: VK234
Code: WP25
Please note that since this jacket is used, there may be flaws or stains

Size (flat measurements) Shoulder-Shoulder: 22" Chest: 21" Length: 27" Sleeve Length: 12.5" Sleeve Opening: 6.5"

Apparel and accessories handcrafted in Oregon and Japan. Traditional Japanese textiles and patterns.

Kiriko Made

Vintage Custom-dyed Dougi Jacket, Aimirucha, Nemoto

Title

Outerwear

"Samue" are similar to jinbei in that they are commonly worn as at home loungewear. However, there are a couple of slight differences between jinbei and samue. Samue are made from a heavier weight fabric and the set includes long pants instead of short. They are traditionally worn as work clothes by zen monks to perform daily maintenance tasks, yet the comfortability of samue quickly spread to become the preferred clothing for many people such in the hospitality industry, for meditation, or simply for casual home wear.

Made in Japan
100% Cotton
Product #: SS09
Code: WP35

Three Sizes (Flat Measurements)
Sizes: Medium Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 27.5" Chest: 26.5" Sleeve length: 15.5" Length: 31" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (15") Length: 27.75"
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Sizes: Large Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 28" Chest: 27.5" Sleeve length: 16" Length: 33" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (16.5") Length: 29"
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Sizes: LL Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 28" Chest: 27.5" Sleeve length: 16" Length: 35" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (17") Length: 39"

Men’s Samue Set, Light Vintage Wash Denim

Size

This is a knitted men's haori with a prominent crest displayed on the back.
Tomoe, commonly translated as "comma", is a comma-like swirl symbol used in Japanese mon. The design became the symbol for water because of its resemblance to water and was worn by firefighters to protect against fires. It has been placed on roof tiles, gables of homes, and temples to ward off fire. Tomoe is the crest of Hachiman, the god of war, and was used as a divine crest in shrines throughout Japan.
Carefully selected and imported from Japan.

55% acrylic, 45% cotton

Product #: AJ09
Code: WP25

Size (flat measurements)
Chest: 26.5" Shoulder-Shoulder: 27" Length: 41.5" Sleeve Length: 16.25" Sleeve Opening: 9"

Hikeshi Haori, Hidari Kanawa Tomoe, Benikaba-iro

This particular Jacket is inspired by the indigenous people of Japan, Ainu( アィヌ). Usually they live in Hokkaido and Northeastern Honshu. Resourceful and spiritual, they decorate their garments with intricate embroidery and maze-like designs meant to trap evil spirits. We hope these patterns will keep all evil spirits at bay.

Learn more about the Ainu culture here .
Carefully selected and imported from Japan.

Ainu Inspired Jacket
Product #: AJ02
Code: WP25
Please note that since this jacket is used, there may be flaws or stains

Size (flat measurements)
Chest: 27" Shoulder-Shoulder: 24" Length: 46.5" Sleeve Length: 14" Sleeve Opening: 8"

Ainu Jacket, Light Blue With Hand Embroidery

Originally created for American GIs to bring home after the post-war occupation of Japan as literal souvenirs, these vintage Japanese Sukajan/Souvenir Jackets are a timeless piece. Often incorporate rayon and silk and, in some cases, were actually constructed from excess silk salvaged from military parachutes.

This special vintage collection of Japanese Sukajans are replicas of 1950s Japanese Souvenir Jackets. Made to be worn on both sides as reversible, both sides showcase beautiful Japanese embroidery and designs. Carefully selected from Japan, these jackets will still look good after 30 or 40 years down the road. Wear them, love them, and hand them down.

Product Origin: Japan
Two pockets on both sides
Material: Synthetic
Dry Clean Only
Product #: SJ76
Code: NWS

Flat Measurements:

Length approx.: 24.5"
Chest approx: 20"
Bottom approx.: 16.5"
Shoulder to Shoulder approx.: 19"
Sleeve Length approx: 29"

Please note, jackets are sold as-is. These truly vintage pieces exhibit slight signs of wear and a mild scent from decades in storage. Due to the age of the fabric, it may tear easily and have holes or stains.

Vintage Japanese Reversible Sukajan, Hawks And Dragons

Introducing our Patched Ainu Jacket collection! At Kiriko, we strive to create new pathways by interweaving the culture of the West and East.
We've stylized these jackets with our own designs inspired by traditional Ainu patterns. These maze-like patterns are a symbolic part of the Ainu religion and culture as it was believed that these maze designs could trap evil spirits or protect you against the evil spirits all-together.

For more information about Ainu, the indigionus people of Japan, please read our blog post here .

The Ainu design on the back of the jacket consists of three layers of medium: screenprinting, appliqué, and embroidery.
We also embellished the sleeves with our custom designed embroidery patches. Our Kuma Patch features imagery of the Japanese black bear (also known as moon bears or " tsukinowaguma" because of their special crescent-like symbol on their chest). This bear is also a mascot here at Kiriko, representing the Pacific Northwest and old Japan.
The Ainu Patch on the left sleeve mirrors the maze-like design on the back.
Using quality military jackets as the base, we've custom dyed using traditional Japanese colors and transformed these jackets into truly unique pieces that are designed just for you.

Patched Camouflage Jacket

Product #: MJ03

Code: NWS
Medium

Flat Measurements Medium
Chest Circumfrence: "37-41" Shoulder-Shoulder: 19" Length: 29" Sleeve Length: 22" Sleeve Opening Circumfrence: 13"
Flat Measurements Large
Chest Circumfrence: 41" - 45" Shoulder-Shoulder: 20.5" Length: 29.5" Sleeve Length: 23" Sleeve Opening: 13.5"
Flat Measurements X-Large
Chest Circumfrence: 45" - 49" Shoulder-Shoulder: 22" Length: 29.5" Sleeve Length: 22" Sleeve Opening: 14"

Patched Azuki Military Jacket, Ainu With Camo

This Vintage Noragi Jacket is entirely hand-stitched. Dating from the 1900s, this jacket was made and worn by farmers or the working class.
Carefully selected and imported from Japan, this vintage product is truly one of a kind. Once it is sold, no other will be in the same style. This product belongs solely to you.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% cotton
Product #: VG12

Code: WP25
Learn how to style these jackets on our Blog !

Size (flat measurements) Chest: 24.5" Shoulder-Shoulder: 25.5" Length: 49" Sleeve Length: 12" Sleeve Opening: 6"
Please note, jackets are sold as is. These truly vintage pieces exhibit slight signs of wear and a mild scent from decades in storage. Due to the age of the fabric, it may tear easily and have holes or stains.

Vintage Flannel And Cotton Noragi, With Kasuri

The classic American bandana first popularized by Hollywood cowboys was originally influenced by Indian textiles, patterns, and dyeing methods. Our printed patterns are designed to look like American-style bandanas but are made up of Japanese symbols and patterns.
Learn how to make your bandana into a face mask here!
*If you are purchasing this bandana to use as a face mask, elastic bands are available upon request. Please leave a note in the note section if you would like them. There is a limit of one pair of bands per order.
Each bandana is printed in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: USA
Printed in Portland, Oregon
Custom Dyed Fabric Color: Shiracha-Iro
Comes with an antiqued brass pin
Leather cuff sold separately
Size: approx. 21″x21″
Product #: BK117
Code: WP50

Learn more about Japanese Patterns .

Two Tone Custom-dyed Bandana, Shiracha-iro, Harvest

Bandanas

Happi jackets or "happy coats" were originally worn by house-servants of wealthy families. Family crests or "mon" were painted on the back of these jackets to indicate the families the servants belonged to. Their purpose has since evolved into pieces of celebration and since the 1900s have been the traditional costume of festivals.
Introducing new modern Happi jackets made by Happi.Tokyo! Happi.Tokyo is a company that seeks ways to influence the world by taking the concept of traditional happi jackets to the next level. By creating new stylized versions of happi jackets, they’re not only creating a “New Japan” but also sustaining tradition.
This particular modern Happi Jacket is made out of premium Kojima denim from Okayama prefecture, which is known for its high quality Japanese denim.

Cotton Denim Fabric
Partially lined with Rayon Chirimen
Two Hidden Side Pockets
Origin of Fabric: Japan
Product #: HP87
Code: WP25
Dry Clean Only.

Size (flat measurements)
Chest: 25.5" Shoulder-Shoulder: 25.5" Length: 33" Sleeve Length: 13.25" Sleeve Opening: 14.25"

Modern Happi Jacket, Denim, Hikeshi

Introducing our Patched Ainu Jacket collection! At Kiriko, we strive to create new pathways by interweaving the culture of the West and East.
We've stylized these jackets with our own designs inspired by traditional Ainu patterns. These maze-like patterns are a symbolic part of the Ainu religion and culture as it was believed that these maze designs could trap evil spirits or protect you against the evil spirits all-together.

For more information about Ainu, the indigionus people of Japan, please read our blog post here .

The Ainu design on the back of the jacket consists of three layers of medium: screenprinting, appliqué, and embroidery.
We also embellished the sleeves with our custom designed embroidery patches. Our Kuma Patch features imagery of the Japanese black bear (also known as moon bears or " tsukinowaguma" because of their special crescent-like symbol on their chest). This bear is also a mascot here at Kiriko, representing the Pacific Northwest and old Japan.
The Ainu Patch on the left sleeve mirrors the maze-like design on the back.
Using quality military jackets as the base, we've custom dyed using traditional Japanese colors and transformed these jackets into truly unique pieces that are designed just for you.

Patched Camouflage Jacket

Product #: MJ02

Code: NWS
Medium

Flat Measurements Medium
Chest Circumfrence: "37-41" Shoulder-Shoulder: 19" Length: 29" Sleeve Length: 22" Sleeve Opening Circumfrence: 13"
Flat Measurements Large
Chest Circumfrence: 41" - 45" Shoulder-Shoulder: 20.5" Length: 29.5" Sleeve Length: 23" Sleeve Opening: 13.5"
Flat Measurements X-Large
Chest Circumfrence: 45" - 49" Shoulder-Shoulder: 22" Length: 29.5" Sleeve Length: 22" Sleeve Opening: 14"

Patched Azuki Military Jacket, Ainu With Camo Ripstop

Our premium bandanas feature unique prints sourced and imported from our Japanese heritage manufacturer and a folded, stitched edge that maintains its shape however its worn.
Each bandana is sewn, pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.
Recommended Care Instructions: Dry cleaning or cold water wash (hand wash preferable). Please hang dry or tumble dry on low settings. High temperatures will damage and shrink the fabric.
*If you are purchasing this bandana to use as a face mask, elastic bands are available upon request. Please leave a note in the note section if you would like them. There is a limit of one pair of bands per order.

Origin of Fabric: Japan and USA
Tsubaki Bandana
Hand sewn in Portland, Oregon
Size: 20”x20”
Product #: BA11
Code: WP25
Leather cuff sold separately
Learn more about Japanese Patterns here !

Bandana Indigo Tsubaki Small

The classic American bandana first popularized by Hollywood cowboys was originally influenced by Indian textiles, patterns, and dyeing methods. Our printed patterns are designed to look like American-style bandanas but are made up of Japanese symbols and patterns.
Learn how to make your bandana into a face mask here!
*If you are purchasing this bandana to use as a face mask, elastic bands are available upon request. Please leave a note in the note section if you would like them. There is a limit of one pair of bands per order.
Each bandana is printed in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: USA
Printed in Portland, Oregon
Custom Dyed Fabric Color: Yamabuki-Iro
Comes with an antiqued brass pin
Leather cuff sold separately
Size: approx. 21″x21″
Product #: BK114
Code: WP50

Learn more about Japanese Patterns .

Two Tone Custom-dyed Bandana, Yamabuki-iro, Ainu

Introducing Dougi Hitomezashi ( 一目刺し) Jacket. Dougi jackets were traditionally used for training in Japanese martial arts. This modern Dougi Jacket featuring Hitomezashi patterns are comfortable and perfect for layering or to throw on over a shirt on a warm spring or summer day.
“Hitome” meaning “one stitch” - Hitomezashi is a form of Sashiko that is based on a pattern of straight lines. The stitches can be joined together or cross each other. Hitomezashi uses Sashiko thread or Kogin Sashiko thread to increase the ‘plump grain of rice’ effect of the stitches.
These particular Hitomezashi Haori Jackets are Manufactured by Miwa Orimono in Japan, it is the only company in Japan that has kept this special jacquard machine from the 1940s. These machines are so intricate and old, one machine stitches only 1 meter (approx. 1 yard) of fabric in an hour. Owner Kenichi Oohazama is the 4th generation in this family business.

Click here to see the video of Miwa Orimono creating the fabrics.

Cotton Fabric
Origin of Fabric: Japan
Product #: VK39
Code: WP25

*Male Model is 6' wearing a men's medium (No. 3)

Dougi Jacket, Navy Hitomezashi

This is a knitted men's haori with a prominent crest displayed on the back.
Tomoe, commonly translated as "comma", is a comma-like swirl symbol used in Japanese mon. The design became the symbol for water because of its resemblance to water and was worn by firefighters to protect against fires. It has been placed on roof tiles, gables of homes, and temples to ward off fire. Tomoe is the crest of Hachiman, the god of war, and was used as a divine crest in shrines throughout Japan.
Carefully selected and imported from Japan.
** Model height is 5' 11" and usually wears clothing size Medium.

55% acrylic, 45% cotton

Product #: AJ07
Code: WP25

Size (flat measurements)
Chest: 26.5" Shoulder-Shoulder: 27" Length: 41.5" Sleeve Length: 16.25" Sleeve Opening: 9"

Hikeshi Haori, Hidari Kanawa Tomoe, Hiwa-iro

This Vintage Noragi Jacket is entirely hand-stitched. Dating from the 1900s, this jacket was made and worn by farmers or the working class.
Carefully selected and imported from Japan, this vintage product is truly one of a kind. Once it is sold, no other will be in the same style. This product belongs solely to you.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% cotton
Product #: VG03
Code: WP25
Learn how to style these jackets on our Blog !

Size (flat measurements) Chest: 25" Shoulder-Shoulder: 25.5" Length: 30.5" Sleeve Length: 9.25" Sleeve Opening: 8.75"

Please note, jackets are sold as is. These truly vintage pieces exhibit slight signs of wear and a mild scent from decades in storage. Due to the age of the fabric, it may tear easily and have holes or stains.

Vintage Sashiko-stitched Noragi Jacket

This pillow is made out of deadstock Kimono fabric and is backed with Herringbone indigo denim.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Wool

Herringbone denim backing
Sewn in Portland, OR
Size Approx: 17" x 12"
Product #: P0117
Code: WP50

Click here to read more about how our pillows are made!

Gridded Red Circles Pillow

Accent Pillows: Red & Pink

This is a custom dyed Kendo jacket made from using traditional Japanese colors.
Kendogi are martial arts jackets meant for Kendo, a sport practicing swordsmanship with wooden swords. Kendo armor was introduced when the sport was introduced in the late Edo period, far after Samurai were abolished from Japan. Modern Kendogi are made in the same traditional styles as those adopted generations ago.
This particular jacket is hand-stitched, known as " musashizashi" style. Since it is not as durable as usual kendogi, this style is usually used by beginners or people wanting to stand out in events.
Learn more about Kendogi and how to style them into your wardrobe on our blog.

Cotton Fabric
Product #: MZ06
Code: WP25

Flat Measurements

No. 3 Chest: 19.5" Shoulder-Shoulder: 22" Length: 29.25" Sleeve Length: 11" Sleeve Opening: 6"
No. 4 Chest: 21.25" Shoulder-Shoulder: 23.5" Length: 31.5" Sleeve Length: 11.75" Sleeve Opening: 7.25"
No. 5 Chest: 22" Shoulder-Shoulder: 23.75" Length: 34.5" Sleeve Length: 13.25" Sleeve Opening: 7.5"
Due to the dying process, we recommend to size up.

Custom Dyed Musashi Zashi, Azuki-iro

"Samue" are similar to jinbei in that they are commonly worn as at home loungewear. However, there are a couple of slight differences between jinbei and samue. Samue are made from a heavier weight fabric and the set includes long pants instead of short. They are traditionally worn as work clothes by zen monks to perform daily maintenance tasks, yet the comfortability of samue quickly spread to become the preferred clothing for many people such in the hospitality industry, for meditation, or simply for casual home wear.

Made in Japan
Product #: SS03
Code: WP35

Three Sizes (Flat Measurements)
Sizes: Small Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 26.5” Chest: 25” Sleeve length: 15.5" Length: 30.5" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (15") Length: 26"
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Sizes: Medium Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 27.5" Chest: 26.5" Sleeve length: 15.5" Length: 31" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (15") Length: 27.75"
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Sizes: Large Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 28" Chest: 27.5" Sleeve length: 16" Length: 33" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (16.5") Length: 29"
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Sizes: LL Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 28" Chest: 27.5" Sleeve length: 16" Length: 35" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (17") Length: 39"

Samue Set, Navy

"Samue" are similar to jinbei in that they are commonly worn as at home loungewear. However, there are a couple of slight differences between jinbei and samue. Samue are made from a heavier weight fabric and the set includes long pants instead of short. They are traditionally worn as work clothes by zen monks to perform daily maintenance tasks, yet the comfortability of samue quickly spread to become the preferred clothing for many people such in the hospitality industry, for meditation, or simply for casual home wear.

Made in Japan
Product #: SS06
Code: WP35

Men’s Samue Set, Thin Indigo Grid

A quintessential summer accessory, our bandanas will soften with use, to become a treasured item worn throughout the seasons. The fabric is a high-quality cotton cloth imported from our Japanese heritage manufacturer.
Each bandana is sewn, pressed, and packaged in Portland, Oregon.
Recommended Care Instructions: Dry cleaning or cold water wash (hand wash preferable). Please hang dry or tumble dry on low settings. High temperatures will damage and shrink the fabric.
*If you are purchasing this bandana to use as a face mask, elastic bands are available upon request. Please leave a note in the note section if you would like them. There is a limit of one pair of bands per order.

Origin of Fabric: US
Sewn-in Portland, Oregon
Comes with a brass pin
Size: 20”x20”
Product #: BA112
Code: WP35

Learn more about Japanese Patterns

Bandana, Navy Tonbo

"Jinbei" is a form of nightwear or housewear normally worn by men. Although considered clothes to wear at home, Jinbei are also often worn in place of Yukata during the summer. This Jinbei set comes with a matching top and bottom made of shijira ori, a cotton textile produced in Tokushima, Japan. This particular fabric is unique because of the uneven, wrinkled texture. The texture feels comfortable when worn, and during the summer has an additional feature of preventing the fabric from sticking to you when you perspire.

Made in Japan
Product #: JB07
Code: WP35

Awa Shijira Jinbei Set, Thin Indigo Shima

At Kiriko, we love a good notebook. Nothing really comes close as a place to store your best ideas, deep thoughts, and the occasional doodle. Our notebook is inspired by Japanese traditional patterns and vintage composition books. Each book features a white saddle stitched spine and linen texture cover.

Karakusa, or "arabesque", is taken from the patterns found on stalks and tendrils, and the links between leaves and vines of plants. It is a symbol for eternity and sometimes a symbol for a family's legacy, like a family tree in Western culture.

Made in USA
Linen textured cover
Lined paper
120 pages
Size: 5.5″ x 8.5″
Product #: KN16
Code: WP50

Lined Notebook, Black Karakusa

Notebooks & Journals

At Kiriko, we love a good notebook. Nothing really comes close as a place to store your best ideas, deep thoughts, and the occasional doodle. Our notebook is inspired by Japanese traditional patterns and vintage composition books. Each book features a white saddle stitched spine and linen texture cover.

Asanoha is a popular geometric Japanese pattern, representing hemp leaves. An important material, particularly in pre-industrial Japan, hemp and other natural motifs often made their way into textile designs. As hemp grows fast and strong, it is meant to symbolize growth and good health.

Made in USA
Linen textured cover
Lined paper
120 pages
Size: 5.5″ x 8.5″
Product #: KN17
Code: WP50

Lined Notebook, Red Asanoha

Introducing Dougi Hitomezashi ( 一目刺し) Jacket. Dougi jackets were traditionally used for training in Japanese martial arts. This modern Dougi Jacket featuring Hitomezashi patterns are comfortable and perfect for layering or to throw on over a shirt on a warm spring or summer day.
“Hitome” meaning “one stitch” - Hitomezashi is a form of Sashiko that is based on a pattern of straight lines. The stitches can be joined together or cross each other. Hitomezashi uses Sashiko thread or Kogin Sashiko thread to increase the ‘plump grain of rice’ effect of the stitches.
These particular Hitomezashi Haori Jackets are Manufactured by Miwa Orimono in Japan, it is the only company in Japan that has kept this special jacquard machine from the 1940s. These machines are so intricate and old, one machine stitches only 1 meter (approx. 1 yard) of fabric in an hour. Owner Kenichi Oohazama is the 4th generation in this family business.
Click here to see the video of Miwa Orimono creating the fabrics.

Cotton Fabric
Origin of Fabric: Japan
Product #: HKS02
Code: WP25

*Male Model is 6' wearing a men's medium (No. 3) *Female model is 5'1" wearing a women's S-M (No. 1)

Kendo Jacket, Navy And White Hitomezashi Split 02

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. This specific design is a unique product as it made to be worn two ways– as a scarf and a beanie. A versatile accessory for cooler weather.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Cotton
Made in Imabari, Japan
Scarf (flat measurement): 31"x 8.5" approx.
Beanie: (flat measurement) 6.5″ x 10″ approx.
Product #: KOS52
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza, Multi-functional, Burgundy And Grey

Women's Scarves

We are excited to introduce a new brand to our collection of Japanese goods! Ban Inoue is inspired by the delicate and complex aesthetic of Japan. Drawing much influence from the Azuchi-Momoyama period, Ban Inoue's products follow both the aesthetics of "Hana" - majestic, dynamic, and brilliant beauty - as well as the philosophy of "Wabi" - simple and clear beauty and harmony with nature. What is created is a brand that pairs natural fabrics with rich colors that bloom during the four seasons in Japan.
Ban Inoue uses a special kind of cotton fabric called Kaya. This beautiful cloth made of pure cotton fabric is formerly used as mosquito netting which is a specialty of Nara Prefecture. Mosquito netting fabric (kaya) has high absorbency and durability, and is easy to dry, making it the perfect base for these apparel and homeware textiles.
Made in Nara Prefecture, Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 52" x 32.25" x 32.25"

String length: 9.25" each
Product #: BI03
Code:
WP35

Care Instructions: Kaya fabric gets softer and softer with every use and wash as they are coated with starch initially. Please be careful the surface is smooth so as not to snag the fabric.
Use a laundry net when you wash. Do not tumble dry. Do not use a bleaching agent.

Ban Inoue, Kaya Turban

Color

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Loosely Woven Cotton
Made in Imabari, Japan
Size: 14″ x 64″ approx.
Product #: KOS07
Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza  Open Weave Classic Indigo Denim Yarn Scarf

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
65% Cotton & 35% Hemp
Made in Imabari, Japan
Approx. Size: 71" x 22.5"
Product #: KOS110

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza Crinkled Cotton Hemp Shawl, Teal Plaid

All aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Organic Cotton
Made in Imabari, Japan

Scarf (flat measurement): 15"x 64" approx.
Product #: KOS126

Code: NWS

Learn more about Kobo Oriza and the Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom here .

Kobo Oriza, Mojiri Weave, Two Tone Muffler, Tan

Our Karu-Ori scarves are simple, casual, and lightweight. Soft and comfortable, this scarf is the perfect all season accessory.
Kasuri , a traditional Japanese fabric, derived from the word “kasureru” meaning “blurred” is created using individually dyed threads that are skillfully woven into the patterns you see here. Created by artisans using generations old wooden looms and weaving techniques. The ends of each scarf are tied by hand and made with care.
Each scarf is pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Cotton
Size: 72″x15″
Product #: KO98
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.