Reproduction of 1920s baseball jacket by Real McCoy

Synthetic
Two pockets
Length: 26"
Width: 19.5"
Sleeve Length Top: 28"
Sleeve Length Bottom: 17.5"
Product #: VNJ01
Code: NWS

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

Kiriko Made

Mccoy 1920s Baseball Jacket (s)

Title

Outerwear

Introducing our new Kiriko face masks! Each one has a special Japanese pattern displayed on the front just for you! Perfect when you want to take a quick trip to the grocery store or to drop something off at your friend's doorstep. This mask will definitely come in handy when you are on-the-go.

Made in Portland, OR
Patterned Fabrics from Japan
Outside Fabric: 100% Cotton
Inside Fabric: 100% Cotton
Strings: Cotton & Spandex
Cheek to Cheek Length: 10"
Nose to Chin Length: 6.5"
Regular Cord Length: 5.5"
Long Cord Length: 6.75"
Product #: FM58
Code: WP50

Washing Instructions
Hand washing and hang drying is highly recommended. If you would like to use the washing machine we suggest putting the mask in a laundry net.
*Buy two masks and get the third one 40% off! Use code: MASK40
* Due to the current situation with Covid-19, this item is non-returnable.
* Multi Patterned masks use different parts of the original fabric resulting in variances from one mask to the next.
* Wholesalers: Please follow our maximum 25 masks per order policy! Thank you

Face Mask, Indigo Sashiko

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: Japan
Sewn-in Portland, Oregon
Comes with a brass pin
Size: 20”x20”
Product #: BA103
Code: WP35

Learn more about Japanese Patterns

*This bandana uses a different section of the fabric making each one slightly different and unique from the other.

Bandana, Teal Asanoha

Bandanas

Boro is a utilitarian material. Born from a period when Japan closed its ports to foreign goods, fabrics like cotton became extremely precious and rare. These materials were saved and repurposed from each generation to the next.
Carefully selected and imported from Japan, this product is truly one of a kind. We have not added or done any repairs to this piece. Due to the age of the fabric, it may tear easily and have holes or stains.
Mixed Vintage Boro Fabric
Size: 62"W x 68"L
Product #: BB17
Code: WP25
Learn more about Boro fabrics here!

Vintage Boro Blanket, Saki-ori With Orange And Green Plaid Backing

Throws

Each pocket square is sewn, pressed and packaged by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
Sewn in Portland, Oregon
Size: 11″ x 11″ approx.
Product #: PS189
Code: WP50

*Buy 2 Pocket Squares (excluding Sashisko Pocket Square), get a third Pocket Square 40% off. Use code: POCKETSQUARE40

Pocket Square, Tachiwaku Tan, Green And Red

Ties & Pocket Squares

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 39" x 14"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC197
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Chu-sen Dyed Tenugui, Kiriko Furin

Home & Furniture

A guide to Japanese "Iki" designs, looking at various historical, literary, and other perspectives. This book offers a comprehensive look at a range of styles and presents the beauty of Japanese traditional designs from a variety of sources in a unique and engaging way.

Author: Hiroshi Unno
320 pages
Size: 5.5"x 8"
Language: Japanese
Product #: JT44
Code: WP25

Traditional Japanese Decorations And Patterns

Books & Stationery

Each pen is carved by hand, resulting in slight variations from animal pen to animal pen. Make everyday writing tasks fun with an animal looking back at you while you write. Which animal will you choose: white tiger, bird, zebra, red robin, horse, dog, cow, owl, bear or eagle?

Product Origin: Japan
Each pen sold individually
Ballpoint pen with carved wooden exterior
Size: Approx. 6.5" long
Product #: WP19
Code: WP35

Wooden Mallard Duck Pen

Pens & Pencils

"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 (woven in Okayama, sewn in Fukuoka, Japan)
100% Cotton
Product #: SS01
Code: WP35

Sizes (Flat Measurements)
Size: Medium Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 26.5" Chest: 26" Sleeve length: 15.5" Length: 32.5" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (16") Length: 40.5" Inseam Length: 27.75"
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Size: Large Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 27" Chest: 26.5" Sleeve length: 16" Length: 34.5" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (17") Length: 42" Inseam Length: 29.5"

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Size: Extra Large (LL) Shoulder to Shoulder Seam: 28" Chest: 27" Sleeve length: 16.5" Length: 35" Pants with Zipper 2 pockets Waist: Elastic (19") Length: 43" Inseam Length: 30"

Men’s Samue Set, Indigo Denim

Size

Each pen is carved by hand, resulting in slight variations from animal pen to animal pen. Make everyday writing tasks fun with an animal looking back at you while you write. Which animal will you choose: white tiger, bird, zebra, red robin, horse, dog, cow, owl, bear or eagle?

Product Origin: Japan
Each pen sold individually
Ballpoint pen with carved wooden exterior
Size: Approx. 6.5" long
Product #: WP20
Code: WP35

Wooden Puffin Pen

A simple everyday tote to carry your belongings or groceries.

Made here in our Portland studio, with high-quality canvas duck and leather. Screenprinted with Kiriko's kuma mascot.

Sewn in Portland, OR
Screen printed on one side, blank on the other
#10 (14.75 oz) canvas duck
Leather handle, antiqued brass rivets
One inside pocket
Size: 17.5" x 14"
Product #: CT24
Code: WP50

Kiriko Bear Large Canvas Tote, Natural

Bags

Wind, wrap, sling, tie, decorate, layout. These colorful handkerchiefs are useful and versatile. Made in Japan from lightweight cotton, they are handy to carry with you to use as a towel, napkin, scarf, headband, or accessory in your pocket.
Learn how to make your handkerchief into a face mask here!
*If you are purchasing this handkerchief 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.

Made in Japan
Handkerchief
Men Asa (Cotton)
Rolled Hem
Size: approx. 18″ x 18″
Product #: HC73
Code: WP35

Japanese Handkerchief, Marbled, Sumi-iro

Accessories

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 #: KO82
Code: WP50
Made in Japan
Watch our video to see how we tie our scarves.
This is the traditional Japanese pattern called Shima .

Karu-ori White And Red Large Dash Scarf

Women's Scarves

Wind, wrap, sling, tie, decorate, lay out. These colorful handkerchiefs are useful and versatile. Made in Japan from lightweight cotton, they are handy to carry with you to use as a towel, napkin, scarf, headband, or accessory in your pocket.
Learn how to make your handkerchief into a face mask here!
*If you are purchasing this handkerchief 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.

A grey and pink handkerchief with plum blossoms pattern. This pattern represents wishes come true.

Made in Japan
Handkerchief
Men Asa (Cotton)
Rolled Hem
Size: approx. 19.5″ x 19.5″
Product #: HC53
Code: WP35

Japanese Handkerchief, Plum Blossoms

Introducing our Simplified Tsuno Bukuro Bags. Casual and stylish, each tote has a unique character brought by the combinations of traditional fabrics from Japan. This modern-style Tsuno bag is simple and perfect for everyday use, whether it's carrying your essentials or grocery shopping.
These simplified Tsuno bags can be folded up and used as a compact reusable bag or, using a leather strap (sold separately), can be easily made into a purse.
*Leather Handles for Tsuno bags are sold separately here.
Tsuno Bukuro means "horn bag". The name comes from the shape, which looks like two horns. Traditionally, these bags are simply constructed from a single rectangle length of fabric, creating them without extra cuts or folds. Tsunobukuro were usually used by farmers to transport grain. Each Tsuno bag is sewn in Portland and finished here in our studio.

Origin of Fabric: Japan
100% Cotton
Width and Height (Flat): 18"
Product #: TB61
Code: WP40

Buy Tsuno Bag and Leather Handle together to get 15% off both items!

Use code: TSUNOSTRAP

Small Simple Tsuno, Cream And Indigo Asanoha

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC26
Code: WP35

*Buy two classic Tenugui (excludes Double Gauze, Chu-sen Dyed, and Foiled Tenugui) and get the third one 50% off! Use code: TENUGUI50

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Seigaiha Small

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC02
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.

** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Tsubaki

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 14" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC148
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Green Bamboo And Panda

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 #: VK40
Code: WP25

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

Dougi Jacket, White Hitomezashi

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 39" x 14"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC199
Code: WP35

*Buy two classic Tenugui (excludes Double Gauze, Chu-sen Dyed, and Foiled Tenugui) and get the third one 50% off! Use code: TENUGUI50
Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Red Maneki-neko

Introducing products from our friends Prospective Flow. Prospective Flow was created by three brothers from Japan that now live in LA. Their brand focuses on heritage and believes that any product can be presented as piece of art. They focus on making Japanese themed apparel with accessories to match. Prospective Flow uses natural fabrics to craft a relaxed, distinct line that blends the ease of Southern California with the traditional style of Japan. Garment-dyed, loose-fitting and easy to layer, its an apparel label that somehow feels both aggressively contemporary and deeply reverential.

Learn more about Prospective flow and the three brothers on our blog post .
Inspired by denim pants from the the early 20th and Japanese military pants.

100% Cotton
10 oz Herringbone
Product #: PF14
Code: NWS

Prospective Flow, Kaze Natural

Women's Clothing

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: Japan
Sewn-in Portland, Oregon
Comes with a brass pin
Size: 20”x20”
Product #: BA108
Code: WP35

Learn more about Japanese Patterns

*This bandana uses a different section of the fabric making each one slightly different and unique from the other.

Bandana, Burgundy Asanoha

Tsugaru Kogin Zashi is an introduction book to a traditional Japanese stitchwork technique called 'Kogin Zashi'. It's a technique that has developed by the farmers of the Tsugaru district in the northern part of Honshu Island, Japan. This technique consists of over forty patterns, and with various combinations, Kogin Zashi can create several hundreds of other patterns. The basic patterns are taken from nature and daily life, such as bamboo, beans, butterflies, cat's eyes, cows, little flowers, fish scales, horse bits, walnuts, stone steps, etc.

Published in Japan
191 Pages
Product #: JT01
Code: WP25

Tsugaru Kogin Zashi Book

Handmade leather cuffs, to wear with bandanas or neckerchiefs.

Dyed, embossed, and sewn by hand in our studio.

Origin of Leather: USA
Cut by hand in Portland, Oregon
Size: approx. 1″x1.25″
Product #: LC0
Code: WP50

Embossed Leather Tan Cuff

A simple everyday tote to carry your belongings or groceries. Keep it simple or use it as a canvas for patchwork.
Made here in our Portland studio, with high-quality selvedge denim and leather. Screenprinted with Kiriko's emblem, representing indigo leaves and dyes.

Sewn in Portland, OR
Screen printed on one side, blank on the other
Leather handle, Brass rivets
Inside pocket
Size: 17" x 15.5"
Product #: CT04
Code: WP50

Kiriko Large Denim Tote, Indigo

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC20
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.

** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Tonbo

Handmade leather cuffs, to wear with bandanas or neckerchiefs.

Dyed, embossed, and sewn by hand in our studio.

Origin of Leather: USA
Cut by hand in Portland, Oregon
Size: approx. 1″x1.25″
Product #: LC04
Code: WP50

Embossed Leather Navy Cuff

Introducing our Japanese Kasuri Aprons. Made in Kyushu, Japan with our favorite Kasuri fabrics. A simple and casual apron with four pockets in the front and buttons on the side. A perfect apron to use at home while doing crafts or cooking your favorite meal. These unique patterned aprons will immediately become your favorite.

Fabric Origin: Japan
Made in Kyushu, Japan
100% Cotton
Size: One-Size
Flat Measurements
Dress Length: 29"
Shoulder - Shoulder: 12"
Chest: 20"
SKU: KA17
Code: WP35

Japanese Apron Button-up Side, Indigo With Red, Blue And White Squares

Button-Down Shirts

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. This small recycled paper notebook fits neatly in your pocket or bag to have with you anywhere. No lines, for no restrictions.
The Katazome pattern on the cover is inspired by traditional Katazome papercut prints. A stencil is meticulously cut from paper, and a paste is applied through it, for fabric to be resist dyed. These papercut patterns are incredibly unique works of art, and we strive to share them through practical, memorable products.
Read more about Katazome fabric and patterns on our blog

Scoutbook Made in Portland
Recycled paper cover
32 Blank Pages
Size: 3.5″ x 5″
Product #: KN11
Code: WP25

Katazome Pattern Notebook, Black Mist

Notebooks & Journals

Introducing the Long Sleeve button-up shirt. Made in Kyushu, Japan with our favorite fabrics. A simple and casual shirt with a pocket on the left side. These unique patterned shirts will immediately become your favorite.

Made in Japan
100% Cotton
Pleated Back
7 Hole Flat Buttons
Product #: LS45
Code: WP35

These shirts are in Japanese sizing. We recommend sizing up.